Jackson, TN News

• Jackson, TN News
• Local NAACP chapter honors Dockery for racial reconciliation efforts
• Union's Mantooth named NAIA Golf Scholar Athlete
• Union softball places four on NFCA All-Region teams
• Capital One Academic All-District ® Men's At-Large team lists two Union golfers
• Union women's golf signs McRee
• Union men's golf 18th after first round, Barry 12th
• Union softball places five on NAIA Scholars list
• 614 students, first pharmacy class graduate from Union University
• Union softball takes first loss of pool play
• McMillin named president of Blue Mountain College
• No. 12 Union softball opens national tournament with 6-0 win
• School of Pharmacy students, faculty win AACP scholarships
• Piccadilly Circus
• A blessing in tragedy: Four years after almost dying in a tornado, David Wilson is set to graduate from Union University
• Union men's golf makes ninth national tourney, third straight
• PRSA certifies Union's public relations program
• Union baseball upsets fifth ranked Faulkner in NAIA opening round bracket play
• Union softball makes seventh trip to nationals, fourth most in tourney field
• Union publishes first issue of Christian thought journal
• Union baseball gets South Carolina bracket for national opening round
• Union honors students for academic achievement
• Union women's basketball sets roster for 2012-13
• Union puts three on Capital One Academic All-District baseball/softball teams
• Union baseball wins second straight tourney title
• Union baseball stays unbeaten with 11-5 tourney win
• Union advances to fourth straight title game after 11-10 win
• Union softball headlines postseason honors list
• Campbell, Ross win TSWA awards
• Union springs sports put 25 players on TranSouth Scholar team
• Union students to present research at 9th annual Scholarship Symposium May 1
• Five Union baseball players named first team all-conference
• Union's Campbell, Ross earn TSWA Coach and Player of the Year awards
• No. 15 Union softball reaches 40-win mark after sweeping Martin Methodist
• Union men's basketball adds Bullock to fall roster
• Bradshaw address highlights Union's Golf and Gala event
• High school teammates share college success in different sports
• Aldridge wins NAIA's Ike Pearson Award for outstanding SID
• New Dockery book on faith and learning: A 'road map' to a thriving Christian university
• Union golf claims third straight TranSouth title, Barry player of the year
• Former Wayne County standout and Miss Basketball, Daniel, transfers to Union
• Union men's golf in first place after second round in TranSouth Tourney
• Rechis returns to west Tennessee to play basketball for Union
• Dockery, Union professors reflect on Colson's legacy
• Union baseball completes series sweep over Indiana-Southeast
• Union baseball sweeps twinbill versus IU-Southeast
• Union men's golf puts five on TranSouth Scholar Athlete list
• Union coaches, Rushing and Dudley, get hall of fame inductions
• Union's Sims, Grimm recognized at Jackson Madison County Sports Hall of Fame
• Mentoring Coalition declares April 22 as day of prayer for city's youth
• Williams wins IPDA varsity national championship
• Barry repeats as TranSouth Golfer of the Week
• Union University announces Mooberry as new head volleyball coach
• Union to host Teacher Expo 2012
• Union's Robey named TranSouth Pitcher of the Week
• No. 11 Union softball sweeps Cumberland for fifth straight win
• Union breaks ground on new library, adopts 3-year strategic plan
• Art students assist Benson with Georgia sculpture installation
• Union's Barry named TranSouth Golfer of the Week
• Smith offers tips for integrating faith, business
• No. 11 Union softball salvages split at Martin Methodist
• Union takes first in Arkansas tourney, Barry, Waits top two individuals
• Union golf places second in Cumberland Invite
• Union to break ground on new library April 12
• Union's Waits named TranSouth Golfer of the Week
• Union students support orphan care through Red Bus Project
• No. 12 Union softball earns sweep at Bethel
• Union soccer offers free clinic April 13
• Union's Irvin named TranSouth Baseball Pitcher of the Week
• Union takes rubber game 4-3 over Cumberland
• Good works for God's glory: Union students minister worldwide during spring break
• Smith to speak at Union luncheon on business and faith
• Union golf finishes eighth at Old Hickory, Waits finishes third
• Union baseball splits twin bill with Harris-Stowe
• William Carey tops Union baseball 10-7
• Social Work Awareness Day set for March 29
• New Poe book explores Edgar Allan Poe's struggle with spiritual questions
• Union softball splits double-header, takes first conference loss
• No. 14 Union baseball holds off Martin Methodist 6-4
• Union's Ross named NAIA Player of the Year, McLaughlin also honored
• Blanton, Coffer win Preceptor of the Year awards from Union's School of Pharmacy
• Union softball jumps six spots to No. 11 in latest poll
• Union's Hall named NAIA All-America honorable mention
• NAIA selects Union's Robey as softball pitcher of the week
• No. 2 Union falls in title game to No. 1 Oklahoma City 69-48
• Union women's basketball playing in fourth straight title game
• Bradshaw to headline Union's annual Roy L. White Legacy Golf and Gala
• Pulitzer Prize-winner Dennis to give poetry reading March 27
• Foundation board chairman Weeks dies at 63
• Union's Robey earns conference softball honor
• Union women's basketball playing in 13th national semifinal
• Union's Ross named WBCA All-American
• Union overcomes slow start to beat Xavier 58-43
• Union transcripts now available to order online
• 'God and the Cosmos' by Poe, Davis now available
• Union men's golf places 11th in Grover Page Classic
• Union's Thomas, Williams earn TranSouth softball honors, Thomas named NAIA Pitcher of the Week
• Pitching, long ball propels No. 17 Union softball in sweep of Freed-Hardeman
• Union launches iPad component, new concentrations to Master of Education degree
• Benson wins art commission to commemorate Nashville flood
• No. 14 Union falls 8-7 to No. 15 Belhaven
• No. 17 Union softball sweeps through classic
• Union baseball splits double-header, salvages final game in weekend series
• No. 17 Union softball gets two wins on first day of classic
• Begala lauds 'miracle of our democracy' in Union Forum address
• Union to hold 3rd annual CultureFest March 9
• No. 14 Union baseball pounds out 17 hits in 5-2 win at No. 15 Belhaven
• Former Defense Secretary Gates to headline Union's 15th annual Scholarship Banquet
• Brooks named new head women's soccer coach at Union
• 'The Visit' runs March 8-13 at Union
• Rogers selected as Image's artist of the month
• Top-seeded Union overcomes slow start to advance with 80-47 win
• Season high 15-hit afternoon propels No. 14 Union in 7-6 win at CBU
• Union's Robey named TranSouth Softball Pitcher of the Week
• Union's Lane named TranSouth Player of the Week
• Union's Ross earns sixth TranSouth Player of the Week award
• Leithart to lecture at Union March 5-6
• Union friend, supporter Hundley dies at 88
• Union's Hall, Lane honored by TranSouth
• Union's Ross, McLauglin, Ashcraft, Philamlee and Huttemann honored by TranSouth
• No. 17 Union softball sweeps Mid-Continent to open TranSouth play
• Pair of rallies lift No. 14 Union in sweep of No. 25 Taylor
• Thomas' no-hitter highlights Union softball sweep over Cardinal-Stritch
• Social work conference to address human trafficking
• Patterson analyzes thought and influence of J.R. Graves in new biography
• Union and Taylor baseball split double-header between ranked teams
• No. 2 Union closes out regular season with 69-43 win
• Shackelford: This life will be dust, worship will last
• No. 17 Union softball sweeps Christian Brothers 5-4, 5-0
• Elliott resigns as volleyball coach, resumes full-time teaching at Union
• Dockery: 'Great Commission Baptists' points to hopeful future for SBC
• 'Like lambs headed for slaughter': Shuttlesworth recounts stories from civil rights movement
• No. 2 Union clinches sixth straight TranSouth regular season title
• No. 14 Union completes weekend sweep of No. 15 Missouri Baptist
• No. 14 Union splits opening two games Friday
• Mitchell to congressional committee: Government mandate an 'unconscionable intrusion'
• Union's Master of Social Work program receives CSWE accreditation
• No. 2 Union one step closer to regular season banner with 88-52 win
• Boylan resigns as Union women's soccer head coach
• Mitchell to testify before congressional committee Feb. 16
• Chute, Union students earn high honors at SEJC
• No. 2 Union survives with 52-48 over Cumberland
• Union women basketball back at No. 2, men receive votes
• Union men fall at home 73-70 to Freed-Hardeman
• No. 3 Union tops No. 2 Freed-Hardeman 48-44
• No. 17 Union softball splits opening double-header
• Shuttlesworth to speak at Union's Black History Month program Feb. 13
• Union baseball, softball set to open seasons Friday
• Union's ACM group offers low-cost computer repair
• Town and Gown series to examine media and politics
• Former Union men's basketball standout and NAIA Player of the Year promoted in Spain league
• Jail policy changed in wake of inmate suicide
• CDC: Too many kids breathe secondhand smoke in cars
• State briefs: Train derails; Memphis schools want local produce; student takes stand against bullies
• Union presents Town and Gown lectures
• Haslam seeks to merge 6 environmental panels
• Baxter suggests plan for discipline; School board work session is tonight
• Youth Souper Bowl drive brings donations for RIFA
• Super Bowl party: Englewood Baptist members enjoy fellowship, cheer Giants to victory
• Local briefs: Fatal wrecks; Indiana fugitive shot in Jackson; quilting, Zumba, pottery classes
• Metro Narcotics Unit arrests 11: Authorities work with pharmacies on pseudoephedrine diversion operation
• Work crew begins removal of Ryman Auditorium stage
• Lectureship begins today: FHU's weeklong Bible series will focus on General Epistles
• Some Komen ex-supporters can't forgive and forget: Many conflicted by furor over Planned Parenthood funds
• State Briefs: Knox Co. DA's office removed from retrial; Knox Co. mayor urges trustee to step down
• Records analysis: Border Patrol overtime goes up as arrests drop
• Residents' opinions sought on Lane Ave. as college students ask neighbors what they think of closing road
• Jail policy changed in wake of inmate suicide: Madison Co. sheriff requires more frequent checks, camera monitoring
• Local Briefs: Illinois murder suspect arrested; voting deadline nears; Union graduate wins Super Bowl tickets
• 'GO RED FOR WOMEN': Ladies' day puts heart health in spotlight
• Super Bowl Sunday offers variety of entertainment
• Union men's basketball suffers OT loss to No. 9 Martin Methodist
• Big first half lifts No. 3 Union past Martin Methodist 82-69
• Local Briefs: Pregnant woman shot; 'Go Red' fashion show; baby kangaroo debut
• Komen drops plans to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• Neely returns as senior pastor at West Jackson Baptist
• Cornelius 'was a good man,' Denise LaSalle says: Blues legend shares her memories of 'Soul Train' host
• CityWalk is taking shape: Plans discussed at First Friday Forum
• 'FREE AT LAST': Exhibit examines lives of newly freed slaves
• Victim was 'a really good guy': Father of Justin Clark urges his shooter to come forward
• USJ students turn trash into fashion
• McRoberts to present 20th annual faculty piano recital
• Begala to headline Union Forum luncheon March 7
• Secrease accused of stabbing Divine, setting fire to his house in December
• Secrease accused of stabbing Divine,
• Four face meth charges, arrests made in two traffic stops
• Lane students march against campus violence
• UT-Martin hears storyteller Bragg
• Briefly: No charges filed in Wallace Cove shooting, Casey Jones welcomes emancipation exhibit, Hal Crocker and Dr. Lisa Piercey at First Friday Forum
• Harlem Ambassadors to visit Tuesday
• Civil rights era discussed
• From shipwreck in Italy, a treasure now beckons
• AP Enterprise: War experience aids hostage rescues
• State briefs: Senate sponsor delays vote on gun bill, Aviation unit returns from Afghanistan to post,2 women charged, kids alone as they went to bar
• UT-Martin to host author Rick Bragg
• Program helps plant trees on Chester Co. farm
• Pfizer recalls birth control pill packs after mix-up
• Speaker collaborated on books about Birmingham bombing, attorney
• Briefly: Man shot in stomach on Federal Drive, Grain and Soybean conference set, NARFE meeting today
• Man shot in parking lot of Lane College gym, police seek information, suspects
• Sex offender charged in attack on Jackson woman; police decline comment on possible connection to Holly Bobo disappearance
• Cornelius took 'Soul Train' on pioneering trip
• Lisa Marie Presley wants to make better Elvis film
• King receives $10,000 AACP grant for pharmacy research
• Robotic surgeries up at Jackson General
• Jackson safety officials see danger in proposal to close part of Lane Avenue
• Panel wants program director
• Causes cited in Greenfield building collapse, engineers point to weather, nearby construction work
• Unclear how long I-40 will be closed by slide in Cocke Co.
• Teacher's sexual battery case sent to grand jury
• Major GOP 'super PAC' raised $51 million in 2011
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• AP exclusive: Many resist census race labels
• GOP cries foul over Dems' call for good government
• Haslam presents $31.08B budget plan to lawmakers
• State Briefs: State appeals decision in Fisk art case, Fed jury convicts 3 in Clean Air Act conspiracy, Lifetouch eliminating 383 jobs in Chattanooga
• Briefly: Tobacco store on Beech Bluff Road burglarized, Youth violence prevention program in fifth year, Brooks to host town hall meeting; Sobriety checkpoint roadblock set
• Syrian troops push back in fight on Damascus edges
• Middle school changes studied: Principals visit Memphis for ideas
• Stitts pleads guilty to murders: Life sentence on slayings of James Gruggett and Cornelius Martinez
• Music brings trio all the way from Johannesburg to Jackson
• Jackson State program increases math grades, completion rates
• Grand jury indicts three: Tray Chaney, Edgar Hernandez and Quintez Brown remain jailed
• Class Acts: Paper leaves print behind; Madison's Galloping Gazette is now online
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• Some state legislators say redistricting won't affect decisions on seeking re-election
• Milestone celebrated together: Churches with shared history unite for anniversary service
• Whitehall pre-kindergarten students learn to love school
• Registration under way for 2012-13 school year
• Tennessee strives to curb deadly pain pill epidemic
• State briefs: Solar farm under construction; Memphis gang counteroffensive; Chattanooga arts fest
• Local briefs: Memorial committee; Sam Bomar scholarship; UTM music lecture
• State of the State address is today: Haslam to share his budget plan
• Stopping sex trafficking: Study estimates more than 100 cases in Madison County in two years
• North Side ROTC earns four first-place awards
• St. Jude hospital celebrates 50-year anniversary
• Mild winter disappoints snow enthusiasts
• Local Briefs: Tests will assess writing skills; private school open houses today
• Analysis: Tenn. senators backed Obama on most votes
• Union grad is finalist in TV ad contest: Commercial may air during the Super Bowl
• Half of grads in APSU program not hired by Hemlock
• Deputy suspended in probe of suicide
• Preliminary hearing set for bank robbery suspect
• Verbal agreement gives insurers more choices
• State bill weakens limits on lobbyist entertaining
• Student charged in Utah school bomb plot
• Dockery to edit books on Christianity
• Local Briefs: Man found guilty of attempted murder; fish fry to raise funds for fire department
• Local bride stars on TLC reality show 'Say Yes To The Dress'
• State Briefs: Man convicted of murder in home invasion, Firefighters find body inside burning trailer, Teacher charged with rape of student
• Herron won't run for re-election or Congress
• Cafeteria boss saves student
• Briefly: Man sentenced on child abuse, assault charges, Man convicted in home invasion, shooting, Weather service teams complete assessment
• Panel mulls alternatives to tornado sirens
• JEA to raise cable rates
• Ex-judge gets meth sentence
• Authorities, volunteers count area's homeless population
• Fast start propels No. 3 Union in 102-49 win
• Union participates in TranSouth food drive to benefit RIFA
• 12 face drug charges in Haywood, Hardeman Co.: U.S. Attorney leads multi-agency probe of cocaine trafficking
• Jackson lawyer hosts school uniform drive to honor Sam Bomar memory
• UT poll: Texting while driving as bad as drinking
• STATE BRIEFS
• Locals react to president's State of the Union speech
• Library director candidate search continues
• Briefly: Jackson man charged in two robberies, City to collect oil-based paint and batteries Saturday, Roadblock Saturday on U.S. 70
• Army plans to cut combat brigades
• Giffords leaves Congress with one last win
• A daring raid, and US, Danish hostages on way home
• Union alum's commercial a finalist in Doritos Super Bowl contest
• Deputies disciplined concerning inmate suicide
• Woman who returned adopted Russian boy faces suit
• West Middle students learn about government from city, county mayors
• Briefly: Teen wounds friend in hunting mishap, Ripley man charged with child abuse, Home-school program on boundaries at library
• Sign-up starts for Wetland Reserve Program
• President, GOP congress square off
• Obama challenges: Shrink gap between rich, poor
• Police: 4 involved in Dresden slaying
• Worker: Building collapse a 'blur' Adjoining buildings reopen Tuesday
• Duplantis preaches prosperity sermon
• New Dockery series to help university students reclaim the Christian intellectual tradition
• Union men back in top-25, women remain No. 3
• Excited about exercise: Nova students, faculty eager to get moving with Zumba
• Greenfield buildings to be inspected after collapse kills worker
• Wildlife employee fired; audit shows theft
• Downtown Greenfield buildings top 100 years in age
• Haywood County: Ex-teacher pleads guilty to sex charge
• National briefs: Agents testify in Hinckley's hearing; Giffords says goodbye; court rules on GPS tracking
• Local briefs: Indecent exposure charge; fugitive nabbed; storm damage; today's events
• East Tennessee: Horse soring sentence includes writing newspaper story
• Bill Seymour: Sometimes you get ahead by slowing down
• Dinner helps adopted kids get in touch with heritage
• Local briefs: Career Coach; Power Breakfast; TCA open house; Gibson Co. school meeting
• County risk management committee discusses 2011 lawsuits
• Weather delays SeaPort's first McKellar-Sipes flights
• Lawmakers debate halving some of state's lottery scholarships
• First Baptist to celebrate 175th anniversary
• Marijuana-based prescription drug seeks FDA OK
• REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN: Romney to release taxes; Gingrich ready for Obama
• Analysis: Health care overhaul lags in states
• Revered PSU coach Paterno dies at 85
• Miss Tennessee returns to promoting volunteerism
• Miss Tennessee returns to promoting volunteerism
• Voter ID meeting switches its focus as forum to educate public turns into planning session
• State Briefs: Teen sentenced to life in prison; man arrested for East Tenn. robberies
• Pounds to be saluted for library, military service
• Mardi Gras Auction benefits St. Mary's School; Proceeds go directly to help the children, principal says
• Local Briefs: Strong storm, winds in today's forecast; four apply for Circuit Court vacancy
• Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Arrest made after store search: Owner charged with possession of synthetic drugs, meth promotion
• Unprepared for the future? ACT measure predicts 7 percent of local students are ready for college
• Local Briefs: Pedestrian killed by car; Lincoln Courts death ruled accidental; live burn in Somerville
• State Briefs: Panel hasn't posted meeting notices; man charged in shootings; Tindell to retire
• Jackson officers honored by FBI
• Work is focus of exhibit at Lexington museum
• World's third-smallest baby leaves LA hospital
• Tuskegee Airman buried at Arlington; WWII veteran attended Lane
• Couple on 'Journey for Jesus' teams up with 'Horseback for Haiti' riders
• Jackson police recruits pass physical tests in Friday session
• Arrest made in Trenton bank robbery
• Local briefs: Child sex abuse sentencing; robbery; burglary; drug arrest
• Former teacher pleads guilty: Chanda Franks will be eligible for release Monday on Jackson charges
• Body parts scattered near Hollywood sign in LA
• 2nd meth lab found on Forest Avenue
• Three fatally shot in Memphis; man surrenders with child
• Dolly Parton plans water-snow park in Nashville
• Business community support sought for schools' strategic plan
• New jurors sworn in to Madison County Teen Court
• City's gang task force works with ministers
• Stella Parton speaks at Yada Sisterhood: 'I want to stand up for the underdog'
• No. 3 Union survives trip to Cumberland, 60-57
• Study: Many women can skip frequent bone scans
• 'Come together and worship'
• Briefly: Three men arrested after shots fired into house, Berry St. shooting under investigation, Foote wants to hear thoughts on curfew
• Time to count the homeless in West TN
• Tales emerge of missing and dead in ship disaster
• School officials urge vaccines for 7th-graders by Jan. 27
• Hardeman Co. mayor urges Lane students to 'dream big'
• Task force: invests in youth
• Benton Co. board wants to close smelly landfill
• 'Don't Say Gay' bill to be delayed in committee
• Union students present papers at Phi Alpha Theta convention; Carls elected VP
• Union softball signs Bolton's Chandler
• Briefly: Denmark man shot in home-invasion robbery, Ex-Ripley Housing Authority exec pleads guilty, Education legislation is topic of Henderson panel
• Love of reading helps students learn math
• Ad hoc panel may help strategic plan
• Suspect in woman's slaying arraigned
• Election officials set early voting hours
• Seaport Airlines to start Jackson flights
• $500K settlement approved; Madison County will pay most of amount owed to Butch Mitchell
• City sets grant deadline
• Border Patrol to toughen policy
• Coast Guard to Italian captain: Go back aboard!
• Briefly: Humboldt police probe armed robbery, Weather service says strong storms possible, school clinic open extended hours
• Lane, Union honor King
• Morton: Schools, security, roads are funding priorities
• More than 300 attend MLK program
• MLK Day marked by celebrations, service
• Huntsman suspends presidential campaign and endorses Romney
• School panel to discuss strategy
• Dresden police ID victim in slaying
• Sorority honors soldier
• 29 still missing as environmental fears mount in shipwreck
• Union students honor King legacy by serving community
• No. 3 Union tops Mid-Continent 79-46, extends home court streak
• Local briefs: Body found in Jeep; election commission to meet; reading classes planned
• State briefs: Chattanooga body found; ETSU president steps down; PolitiFact launched
• Some teachers oppose Haslam's new education plan
• Local students may apply for $1K Sam Bomar scholarships
• Towering legend or flawed man? King's image is evolving
• Creole class may help Haiti volunteers: Intro to language is offered this spring at FHU
• Show helps brides-to-be plan the perfect wedding
• St. Mary's unveils new ministry center, chapel
• ACADEMIC DECATHLON: Madison wins ninth regional tournament
• Wisconsin woman wins Miss America competition; Miss Tennessee makes it to top 10
• Christmas decorations slow to return to storage
• Americans rise in rank inside Somali jihadi group
• Seventh-Day Adventists' youth federation meets for praise, service projects
• Sales-tax break is in danger of disappearing
• Many events to honor Dr. King; West Tennesseans plan tributes to celebrate life of civil rights leader
• Keeping Watch: Despite decreased crime, North Jackson residents still cite burglaries as No. 1 concern
• Local Briefs: Bridal show today; post offices closed Monday; new license plate available
• 3 dead, 40 missing after cruise ship ran aground near Italy
• Motion to delay hearing is granted; Stewart will be sentenced in June
• Brownsville will host Academic Decathlon today; Madison Academic team returns to defend championship
• State Senate panel chairman opposes sunshine law changes
• Local Briefs: Trooper injured; ex-officer pleads guilty
• Tensions high; US warns Iran not to block shipping
• State lawmakers approve GOP redistricting plans
• State commission rescinds rules on immigration status checks
• Resident unhappy with county fix for storm drainage problem; Highway Dept. says county must spend funds wisely
• Redistricting strengthens Blackburn's military tie
• Miss America to be crowned; Miss Tennessee will compete in finals of pageant in Las Vegas
• Union to observe MLK day with service projects
• Republicans rally around Romney after rivals' hit on Bain Capital
• Panel ready for action
• Ex-JPD officer pleads guilty
• Briefly: Weather service: No more snow for now, Bells woman killed in Crockett Co. wreck, Man sought after Trenton bank robbed,Shots fired during group altercation
• State House approves GOP's redistricting plan
• Casey Jones gets first charging units
• Casey Jones gets first charging units for electric cars
• University of Memphis Lambuth campus deed transfer celebrated with ceremonial raising of flag
• Memphis board OKs naming street for MLK
• Maranatha to host church youth federation
• Haslam discusses 2012 agenda
• Strong second half pushes No. 2 Union past No. 25 Lyon 73-52
• Homicide drops off US list of top causes of death
• Wild hogs unwelcome guests at Mississippi Civil War site
• New retirement match
• Memphis may finally name city street after Dr. King
• Homes hit by Tuesday, Wednesday blazes
• Hearing for Madison deputies rescheduled
• Federal agents probe Humboldt grocery store
• Court: Judges cannot get involved in church dispute
• Casey Jones gets vehicle charging stations
• 50 percent chance of snow in Jackson
• Gov. Haslam proposes cuts in estate, food taxes
• It's not too late to prevent getting the flu
• State Briefs: Shelby County Commission adopts pet ordinances, Shelby commissioners discuss "sunshine law," Nashville's Lipscomb University expanding.
• School bus in wreck; no children on bus
• NC panel: Sterilization victims should get $50K
• Money main caucus focus
• Students eye career focused schools
• Homeless seek shelter after murders in SoCal
• Briefly: Gibson Co. man pleads to indecent exposure, slight chance of snow Thursday, firefighters respond to Division Avenue fire
• Can you say that on TV? The Supreme Court debates
• Union women No. 2 in first poll of 2012
• Farewell to Xena: Donations requested to help fund documentary on cult TV series, fans
• Briefly: Police investigate after man shot in ankle, police shoot attacking pit bull, Trenton man arraigned on child sex charges
• State Briefs: Report: Tenn. meeting most Race to Top goals
• Take inventory of valuable items in new year
• Study: Statins linked with diabetes risk
• Retiree medical options change: Gibson County will no longer offer insurance to its retirees
• Legislative session to test Haslam's assertiveness
• Jones brothers fought Japanese in Pacific theater during World War II
• Kosovo-born man charged in Fla. bomb plot
• Another win keeps Tebow in spotlight
• Annual report highlights university's work over past academic year
• State briefs: Football fan stabbed; child falls 3 stories; slaying victim ID'd; Elvis' birthday
• Local briefs: Subcommittee meeting; story time; driver safety class; ACT prep course
• Gibson County officials to discuss sales tax hike
• Friend 2 Friend mentoring puts children on the path to success
• Report: Iran begins uranium enrichment at new site
• U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander ready to express himself
• City Council to take up proposed evening curfew again: Evening youth curfew will be up for council vote in February
• Ariz. remembers Giffords shooting
• Leaders look for ways to improve city's image: Rebranding is topic of focus groups
• Ohio man accused of interfering in Holly Bobo case: Man questioned, home searched
• Night in the Caribbean fundraiser benefits Dream Center
• Cell phone ban: Can it make roads safer?
• POLICE SHOOTING CASE: Stewart to go before U.S. judge on Friday
• Morris: Annual delivery of roses, onions kicks off 2012
• Tenn. man charged with murder in Ga. hospital shooting
• Stopping child-on-child sex abuse poses complex challenges
• State lawmakers mull future in redrawn districts
• Nashville police officer injured when hit by car
• Metro Narcotics arrests two on meth charges
• State briefs: 14 counties named disaster areas; ex-officer pleads guilty; stabbing at concert
• Cruiser forces car off road after crash on 45 Bypass
• United Way hosts nonprofit sessions
• Local briefs: Woman accused of doctor shopping; committee meeting; lantern walk set
• Attorney's license suspended: Crockett Co. lawyer, former judge pleaded guilty to meth charge
• FIRST FRIDAY FORUM: Mayors focus on improving education and public safety
• Mayor names interim chief Max Stewart as fire chief
• Jail policy ignored in inmate's hanging
• Rushing named head coach of newly formed women's golf program
• Conservatives say it's time to get behind a not-Romney
• Youth Challenge puts graduate back on the right school track
• Briefly: Task force arrests five in Gibson County, Union releases free audio bible, county subcommittee schedules meeting
• Legislators and businessmen attend Jackson REDI luncheon
• State lawmakers mum on congressional redistricting
• Obama launches reshaping, shrinking of military
• Legislators eye shifting districts
• Haslam airs plan to fight drugs, violence
• Dad: Suspect in deadly Utah shootout had PTSD
• Carroll County medical examiner reprimanded
• No. 2 Union tops No. 19 Bethel 67-47 in conference opener
• Rapid progress on downtown project
• Officials expected cold to dislodge Occupy protest
• New Tenn. photo ID law could face challenge
• Plan draws 5 black lawmakers into 3 seats
• Briefly: One killed in wreck, Man charged in robbery, Man added to most wanted list
• Mitchell may receive $513K
• Land use map approved by commission
• State Briefs: Effort would give cities surplus Shelby schools, December auto sales: Nissan, Backyard chicken bill moves forward in Nashville
• Deputies suspended in probe
• Bolivar man charged in homicide
• Union men's cross country signs Missouri native Mitchell
• Iowa: Santorum, Romney leading the tight vote
• Jackson students advance to top rankings of robotics competition
• Pringles park gets upgrades; some councilmen oppose expense
• La. folk-rock band makes first visit to West Tennessee
• Judge: Black church rightful owner of KKK store
• Decided by a nose? Court ponders drug dog's sniff
• Black farmers protest US settlement in Memphis
• Briefly: Grand jury indicts 3 on various charges, councilman injured in accident, Humboldt man and woman face drug charges
• 'GLAMOUR BELLES': Union City designer, dress shop make waves internationally with TV show
• Police: Body found at Mount Rainier park is that of gunman
• Who needs a thyroid check when pregnant?
• County may hire more attorneys: Additional representation may be needed for future lawsuits
• Local briefs: Planning commission meeting; leaf pickup; First Friday Forum
• State briefs: Man killed by shrapnel; vehicle hits officer; McGraw album out Jan. 24
• Playgrounds on city council agenda
• West Tennessee prosecutor Stanton is targeting gangs
• Atlanta educator inspires parents, community to help improve schools
• Union produces, releases free audio Bible
• Protecting the planet: Isaac Lane students form 'Kids of Peace' environmental group
• No. 2 Union rolls in final non-conference game
• Upset victory slips away late from Union men
• State briefs: Powerball tickets doubling to $2; baby death probed; remains found
• Ranger shot and killed at Mount Rainier park
• 2010 flooding puts focus on Tennessee waterways
• Local briefs: BPW meeting; holiday schedules; parents' workshop; finance committee
• Couple finds love through corporate finance
• Health, faith at center of New Year's resolutions
• NEW STATE LAWS: Photo ID, immigration measures take effect
• Sheriff counters commissioner's report of 5,000 unserved warrants
• First 2012 baby born in Jackson is seven weeks early but seems healthy
• Jackson parties in 2012
• It's never been safer to fly; deaths at record low
• Briefly: Holiday closings announced, planning commission to meet, bagged leaves will be picked up
• Culture celebrated in Kwanzaa program
• Emergency officials: Resolve to be ready
• Civil War at crossroads
• As campaign unreels,voters feel dispirited
• Volunteers hold 'Beans for the Homeless' lunch
• State traffic deaths in 2011 fewest since 1962
• Parkers Crossroads battle commemorated
• Brighter Christmas donations top $24K
• 100 Black Men of West TN host 'Holiday Splendor 2011' banquet
• 'Synthetic' marijuana is problem for US military
• 'Octomom' case stuns China's one-child public
• Briefly: Holiday schedules, Lafayette Street closure, Highway patrol roadblock set
• Connections Preparatory Academy appeals to state Treasurer's Office
• WBBJ adds CBS shows
• Syrian opposition criticizes Arab League observer
• Suit claims immigration policy made in secret
• State briefs: Jail guard charged with giving drugs to inmate; Robbers use stun device in 2 Chattanooga holdups; Officials cross their fingers awaiting countdown; Plea bargain in works by unruly passenger
• Police: Don't drink and drive
• Officials cross their fingers awaiting countdown
• Jail death: 'I can't take it anymore,' inmate wrote in transfer request before hanging
• Briefly: Holiday schedule announced, roadblocks set, Eldridge joins board
• Donors helping Toone man after fire
• Best way to avoid a hangover: Stay sober
• Altgen may build plants in Bolivar, Middleton
• REDISTRICTING: Madison County leaders share their thoughts on new districts
• 2 charged with sexual abuse
• School Board reacts to change
• Local briefs: 2 Jackson robberies; Three Way fire; burglary; not guilty plea in fatal crash
• State briefs: Ex-priest convicted of rape seeks new trial; GPS helps find accused vehicle thief
• 3 miners rescued from East Tenn. mine after fire
• Names of missing to be read at Bobo's church
• HOME INVASION: Four relatives arrested in Christmas assault
• SeaPort Airlines to fly to Memphis, Nashville
• No huge parades mark Iraq War's end
• December proves to be a busy month for popping the question
• State briefs: Feds sue FedEx; deputies shoot suspect; law officers suspended
• State proposal would require drug tests for recipients of govt. assistance, workers' comp
• Drop off trees for Chipping of the Green
• 100 Black Men gala is Friday; event benefits 21st Century Scholars
• Local briefs: Humboldt teen missing; Bradford police job open; night watch service
• Police: Man charged in fatal Shelby County crash had warrants, record in Jackson
• AP survey: Economy likely to pick up, but still vulnerable
• Local briefs: City council meeting; DAR work session; pageant; First Friday Forum
• State urges residents to review insurance coverage
• African-American heritage is focus of Kwanzaa holiday
• Old sexual abuse claims face unsure path in state court
• Gay teen's suicide in Ashland City spurs review of anti-bullying policy
• Shoppers find Yuletide bargains as stores mark items down for clearance
• Texas police: Man wearing Santa suit killed 6 relatives, then himself
• Tigrett receives $10K Shape the State grant
• Briefly: Holiday schedule, FHU offers Creole classes
• Arrest made in car crash that killed 4 women
• Value of Tennessee constables debated
• West Tennesseans appointed to library council
• Tragedy met with generosity for Brighter Christmas recipients
• Protesters occupy Tenn. plaza on Christmas Day
• Prosecutors indicting John Does through DNA
• Nigerian blasts mar pope's Christmas peace appeal
• Emotional support for those who fear storms
• Boys listen to 'Too Tall'
• Food, family, fellowship draw crowd to breakfast
• Nun famous for kissing Elvis now prays for miracle
• PUBLISHER'S NOTE
• State briefs: Car dealer denies terror ties; relics stolen; Young Buck bankruptcy case
• Local briefs: Christmas lunch; holiday schedule; video, tips about Christmas tree fires
• Dan Morris: Sunday Christmas poses challenges
• Scrapbook tells how Rudolph went down in history
• Unprovoked attacks at heart of 'Knockout King'
• 2012 CAMPAIGN: Economic inequality an issue for voters
• Families cope with holidays missing soldiers
• All welcomed to Hanukkah service at temple
• Woman feels blessed after heart transplant, help from hospital staff
• Unionville residents mourn loss of albino deer
• Local briefs: Christmas Eve breakfast; Christmas Day lunch; holiday schedule
• Former Capitol Hill maid says she can't get voter ID
• Report: Fatally beaten Tenn. boy had prior fractures
• More donations to Brighter Christmas
• PEARL HARBOR: Marine interred at USS Arizona
• Trial set for two La. escapees
• Fort Campbell soldier charged in bomb plot gets lawyer
• Brighter Christmas donations top $19,000; there's still time to donate
• Candy shapes teach lessons on bacteria at Milan library; college professor hopes to spur interest in science
• Local briefs: Gadsden man killed in New Hampshire accident; leaf pickup; Fincher's military academy nominations
• Troopers prepare for holidays; construction limited until after New Year's, while enforcement is increased
• Former Jackson teen killed in Georgia; relative says police fired unnecessarily at 15-year-old who had machete
• Murder, arson suspect to get requested mental evaluation; fire department changes search procedure
• Affidavit: Teen raped at home of Huntingdon High School teacher
• Payroll tax deadlock ends as House cedes
• Wave of bombings across Iraqi capital kills 69
• CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS: Family decks the halls, gives tours
• Haslam announces review of teacher evaluations
• New FAA rules to help end flying while sleepy
• Obama to Boehner: 2-month payroll tax cut is only option
• Huntingdon High teacher charged with rape
• Local briefs: Teen to be tried as adult; Martin thefts; gun charges; roadblock; holiday schedule
• BRIGHT LIGHTS: Readers, Keep Jackson Beautiful list some of best Christmas lights
• Expect warmer, wetter winter season
• Mitchell's return to duty delayed - Attorney: Former sheriff's deputy opts not to return during negotiations
• Haslam appoints Page to Court of Criminal Appeals
• Dockery: 2011 was 'blessed' year at Union
• 14 lottery players win more than $1M: West Tennessee winners included in 'Play it Again' drawing
• Lambuth sale to U of M final: Flag-raising ceremony set for Jan. 12
• BRIGHTER CHRISTMAS FUND: 10-year-old born prematurely suffers from chronic lung condition
• Wedding bells not ringing for many: Analysis - Barely half of adults wed
• Hospital operating margin low: Report to board of trustees says level of patient care remains good
• House Republicans reject two-month payroll tax cut
• State briefs: Sunshine Law; Blackburn urges light bulbs for gifts; murder retrials
• Nashville nonprofit to open bakery run by ex-convicts
• Local briefs: Sex-trafficking arrest; boyfriend stabbed; store robbed; murder indictment
• 2 Muslim men kicked off flight sue 2 air carriers
• Sacred Heart students honor dignity of life
• U of M may get campus title today: County reviews insurance claims figures for workers
• RIFA seeks volunteers to help expand after-school program
• Polygamous family launches challenge of Utah law
• Making sense of private college costs
• Haslam gives $45M to family charities over decade
• Briefly: Three indicted on drug charges; Housing Authority to meet; Hospital board to meet
• Funeral services set for 2 killed by train
• Jabari Greer campaign graduates first class of fathers committed to 'Uniting Families'
• State briefs: Suspect found hanging in cell; pedestrian killed; settlement in bullying case
• Local briefs: Donations for special needs: NAACP holiday celebration; JTA fares
• Vote for the top local stories of the year
• Third-generation minister installed at historic church
• County Commission: Employee retirement plan under discussion
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il dies at 69
• Last troops exit Iraq in subdued end to nearly 9-year war
• FOUNDER'S DAY: Mother Liberty celebrates the 141st anniversary of church, denomination
• Senate OKs payroll tax cut, spending bill
• Favorite Christmas films provide trivia fun
• Obama welcomes home troops from Iraq
• Filipino--Americans celebrate culture at 13th annual Christmas party
• Fire leaves family with no place to go
• US appeals court reverses ruling on discrimination
• BRIGHTER CHRISTMAS
• Senate confirms McFaul as Moscow ambassador
• 2 centuries after massive earthquakes, what's next?
• States unlikely to heed NTSB call for drivers' cell phone ban
• West TN School for the Deaf welcomes jolly old elf's brother for holiday visit
• Affidavit: Man admitted slaying
• WRAP gets $1K grant from Sam Bomar fund
• Local Briefs: Missing man, Keep Jackson Beautiful, Tenn. Solar Farm
• 11K cans collected for needy
• Pink Bibles pulled after benefits tied to Planned Parenthood
• Anonymous donors pay off Kmart layaway accounts
• US ends Iraq war with little fanfare
• Health care for poor, uninsured: Faith Health Center grows, needs donations
• Police: Gangs use social media to attract youth
• Man killed was trying to stop assault; Ark. man charged with murder
• Local briefs: Child abuse charge; CME founders celebration; judge honored
• Ramsey floats special session on health care law
• Order of Eastern Star gives toys to Salvation Army
• Voters told of precinct changes
• Haslam reflects on first year as governor
• Aim of annual Area Relief Ministries Christmas 'toy store' is to show God's love to needy children, families
• Former POW Jessica Lynch finishing teaching degree
• Identity of homicide victim confirmed; autopsy shows stabbing, trauma
• Jackson plant to create 58 jobs; Die casting company will invest nearly $4.5 million
• Survey: 1 in 5 US women victims of sexual assault
• Former death row inmate wins new trial in Memphis killing
• Local news briefs: Eldridge appointed to workforce board; Haslam requests aid for Tenn. farmers; what's your favorite Christmas TV special?
• Help make Christmas brighter; donations still needed for Brighter Christmas Fund
• Vote for stories of the year: Reader input sought to select 2011's most significant local news stories
• Merry Christmas from Union University Athletics
• Body found in burned house
• Incumbent Crider beats Spain in runoff election for mayor's post
• Charter school denied
• Jackson Business and Professional Women hold teleconference with White House official
• No cellphones, no texting by drivers, US urges
• St. Luke's Episcopal Church gives $10,000 to Hands Up! preschool; school for at-risk children to open next fall
• Former Miss America visits students
• Whiteville mayor questions motives of lawsuit over crosses on public property
• Local briefs: Nashville man's body found in Jackson; fatal wreck; industrial expansion; temporary road closure
• Attack in Belgian city leaves 4 dead, 123 wounded
• Forget the fruitcake: Give skydiving lessons
• Cancer patients remembered during annual Lighting of the Bluebird Tree
• Tigrett Middle School gospel choir raising funds for trip to Atlanta
• Cross flap now in lawsuit Whiteville officials have 30 days to remove crosses
• Newspaper finds Haslam overstated his tax rate
• FARM Team meets in Jackson
• Hit-and-run driver pleads guilty: Richard Alan White gets 14 years in prison in plea deal
• Briefly: Body ID'd, Jackson State scam, Old Medina crash; Jackson State warns of donation scam; 2 injured in crash on Old Medina Road; ARM hosts 3-day holiday toy store...
• Magnet applications available for 3 high schools
• Recognition grows for Liberty ag educator, program
• Union men top Emmanuel 73-58 for third straight victory
• Union's Ross gets third player of the week honor
• Union softball adds Brentwood's Christian
• Union's Ross reaches 1,500 career points milestone
• Milan to elect mayor
• Movie audiences shrink below post-Sept. 11 level
• Reduced early voting targeted
• Pain, sorrows confronted at emotional church gathering
• STATE BRIEFS
• Students to get public service training
• Songwriters sought
• Local briefs: Body found believed to be missing Dyersburg woman; Donate to Brighter Christmas program; Celebrate Christmas at Humboldt library; Carroll Co. Democratic Women plan party
• Kendrick elected to national police board
• Mom enjoys her 90th birthday celebration
• Man who threatened Cantor agrees to plea deal
• Officers give away toys: Toy drive helps law enforcement connect positively with children
• Goodyear ex-workers take College Express
• Gingrich assailed by rivals at debate
• Donate to Brighter Christmas program
• Echoes of 2007 color reactions to Va. Tech shooting
• Grading schools in Jackson-Madison County
• Residents celebrate TN stance on landfill: TDEC's decision not to issue permit is 'injustice,' says company owner
• Veterans celebrate helicopter dedication: Marine CH-46 Sea Knight now displayed at Veterans' Museum
• Hansen receives Craig Service Award during Union's December commencement
• No. 2 Union tops No. 9 Lee 71-56, extends home streak to 28
• Former Memphis police officer to plead guilty
• Civil rights sit-ins subject of exhibit at Delta Heritage Museum in Brownsville
• Tree makes beautiful chorus
• Family in dire straits before fatal shooting
• Students to get public service training
• Briefly: Police Seek Man for Shooting at His Step-Father
• Affidavit: Teacher admitted contact
• Police identify Virginia Tech gunman
• Haslam says now is not time for tax cuts
• Chattanooga judge reprimanded for comments
• Union holds special early ceremony for graduate ahead of Dec. 10 commencement
• Union tops William Carey 82-73 for second straight win
• Worker killed in accident remembered
• Haslam opposes weakening Tenn. open meetings law
• SeaPort officials tour airport
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Jackson man charged with theft and trespassing; Blue and Roland run for constable; Preliminary figure marks fewer fatalities
• Sea Knight helicopter displayed at Halls Museum
• Southern Baptists study possible name change
• Virginia Tech gunman kills policeman, then found dead
• School panel probes cost of initiative
• Member of school board is charged with assault
• Teacher facing sex charges: Chester Co. educator suspended after allegations involving student
• Library seeks new director, new vision
• Irons sues Bolivar over discrimination: Lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court
• Student stabbed at Bethel: Classmate charged with assault; incident followed argument
• Hospital opens revamped orthopedic center with more space, amenities
• Pearl Harbor survivors group says it will disband
• GOP lawmakers seek more power over regulations
• Southern Baptists gather data on opinions of name
• Brighter Christmas donations reach $7,132
• Madison Co. election qualifying deadline
• Second snow of the season
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Man dies after hit by car; Mid-South FARM event; appeals to readers for features story submissions; Holiday Beautiful contest
• No re-do of city redistricting
• Residents speak out against development
• Chance of light snow in morning
• Kids 'Shop With A Cop'
• Panel continues discrimination fight
• Family needs help after father disabled
• Family needs help after father disabled
• Tennessee home burns as firefighters watch
• Obama, Clinton to world: Stop gay discrimination
• Remembering Pearl Harbor, 70 years later
• Ex-cop's lawsuit dismissed
• Alum recalls impact of Pearl Harbor attack on Union University
• 'A Union Christmas' set for tonight
• Trinity Christian's Bell signs with Union cross country
• Union women's basketball holds No. 2 ranking in latest poll
• McLaughlin ties Union record for assists in a game
• Local Briefs: Christmas parade postponed until today; 'A Union Christmas'; Restoration office ceremony postponed; Open house planned today for dental clinic
• Strategic plan for schools discussed: Board work session focuses on middle school turnaround
• Clinton orders review of visa program after charges
• Grand jury indicts seven on various charges
• Rainfall causes some flooding, no damage
• Obama prods GOP on payroll tax cut
• Newly discovered planet similar to Earth, in habitable zone
• Civil War items evaluated by state library workers
• 'Dancing With the Stars' winner J.R. Martinez visits Fort Campbell
• Competition in classroom: Lincoln Elementary students race to solve algebra problems
• Union's Gogic named NAIA men's soccer scholar athlete
• Union volleyball puts four players on NAIA scholar list
• Union women's soccer places five on NAIA scholar list
• Stores pull high-proof liquor from the shelves: Owners cite girl's death, dangers
• Briefs: Jackson Christmas Parade is today; Nominate Christmas lights, decorations; Liberty open house
• School board to discuss budget at work session
• Unlike Penn State, Syracuse investigation just unfolding
• State travel industry counts on football and special events
• Residents wary of flooding with more rainfall today
• Pivotal week ahead for Europe's leaders and fate of euro
• City of Jackson employees may get pay supplement
• Actress stops in Jackson to promote album, TV role
• Jackson man faces
• Ceremony set for Pearl Harbor Day
• Baumgartner's problems evident around courthouse
• Big Boy's new home
• Big Boys, Chevys and glazed strawberry pie
• Dresden fans glad to make road trip
• Flooding expected
• Democrats target Fincher
• About 2,000 attend Medina Christmas Parade
• 8TH DISTRICT
• Schools earn Ds in core subjects: State grades public schools in report card
• Chorus, orchestra set Christmas to music
• Army sergeant major says US should support veterans
• Camp Victory, icon of US military, now in Iraqi hands
• End of the line for Herman Cain?
• Newt Gingrich bets on unconventional primary strategy as momentum builds
• Police seek man in sports bar shooting
• Milan Bulldog fan proud of his team but discouraged with loss
• Bob Newhart brings laughs to FHU: Comedian & Dailey & Vincent entertain at scholarship benefit
• Quirky obituary endears professor to new audience
• Union completes 'Union 2012' plan, unveils presidential portrait
• USJ falls to St. George's
• Local briefs: Missing Benton County toddler found safe; Closure announced on Old Humboldt Road; Smartphone users invited to free workshop; Donate to Brighter Christmas program; Medina Christmas parade planned
• Post Office proposal to close Jackson mail-processing center opposed
• Speaker to students: Don't be afraid to discuss AIDS
• New trials ordered in Knoxville torture-slayings
• 1 dead in foggy, 50-vehicle highway pileup near Nashville
• Pa. law backs up Penn State's fight for secrecy
• Opening day for Negro Baseball Leagues exhibit
• Deaton leads citizens' meeting
• Congress could step in to stop looming freight railroad strike
• Next legal step uncertain for O'Keeffe art collection at Fisk
• Juvenile poverty's bite is deep in Tennessee
• Hearing today on moving mail processing
• 'Arab Spring' discussed: Seminar explored meanings of recent Middle East events
• Funding, students go to virtual academy: BEP money follows 13 local students to Web-based program
• Britain orders Iran's diplomats to leave UK
• Briefs: Deputies seek missing toddler Cameron Gallimore; Jackson man charged in scrap metal thefts; Man arrested; 8 pounds of marijuana seized; Police look for school burglars
• Paralyzed dad hopes to return to carpentry soon
• Reagan shooter asks for more time outside hospital
• Dockery addresses ETS on issues facing Southern Baptist academies
• Union University to host winter baseball, soccer camps
• War vet arrested in Ala., Tenn. officer shootings
• Hospital reports revenues below budget
• 2011 crash deaths up
• School officials discuss gang policy
• Possible record heaviest snowfall for November
• DNA test shows construction worker was Gacy victim
• Jackson doctor called suicidal after verdict
• 'The Heart of Christmas': Mandisa, Matthew West to stop in Jackson on Christmas tour
• Local briefs: Man hit by car; Cordova bank robbed; Shooting arraignment; Union event to address Arab Spring; Gospel Supper Club; Dems fundraiser
• McNairy County: Saw Meal razed by Monday night fire
• No. 2 Union rolls past Rust 80-32
• Union's Ross named TranSouth Player of the Week
• Union softball signs Crews for fall 2012
• Police: Victim in "fight for her life" - Woman stabs teen intruder in scuffle
• Jury can ask questions in MTSU stabbing trial
• $30K raised for new play area at school for the deaf
• Winter weather warning for much of West Tenn. until noon
• Police seize synthetic drugs: Agents raid 11 stores, seize 3,007 packages
• Local briefs: Man charged with attempted murder; Donate to Brighter Christmas drive; Hospital board to meet; School committee to discuss gangs
• L.A.N.A. kicks off Holiday Home Tour
• Hospital walking trails promotes healthy living
• Haslam: 'Firm hope' to avoid 5 percent TennCare cut
• Union event to address Islam and the Arab Spring
• State briefs: Study finds many are moving to Nashville
• New Mass translation launches in US parishes
• State seeks 20 percent improvement in student scores
• Briefs: Huntingdon man dies after Nov. 11 wreck; Medina parade planned; Library board to meet; Union University wins TISL 'Best Delegation' award
• Campaign urges shoppers to 'Be a Santa to a Senior'
• Wintry weather: Snow is possible today or Tuesday
• Weekend shopping rush pleases store managers
• Medicare's prescription coverage gap shrinks this year
• Shelter ships dogs to shelters in Northeast
• Lethal but legal?
• For some, picking a live tree is a family tradition
• Liberty student dies after wreck
• Holiday decorating begins in earnest
• Donate to Brighter Christmas drive
• JACKSON-MADISON COUNTY SCHOOLS
• No. 22 Union men fall to No. 13 Tougaloo 74-63
• No. 2 Union falls to No. 3 Oklahoma City 69-57
• Records show few inspections at plant
• DesJarlais primary challenge hinges on new maps
• Madison losing thousands on tires
• Black Friday shopping madness begins early
• Donations needed for Brighter Christmas
• West Tenn. audits released
• CASEY JONES VILLAGE
• Briefly: Missing man found alive in Benton Co.; school archery program; holiday mart; breakfast with Santa; Augustine open house
• No. 2 Union rallies to win 55-50 at Oklahoma Baptist
• Give to Brighter Christmas program
• Festive Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City
• Military medical leaders praise Martinez's example
• Give to Brighter Christmas program
• Lambuth gears up nursing program
• Small church, big generosity
• Big stakes as Black Friday arrives
• State briefs: Inmate suspect in mailed bomb threats; Fire victim benefits from stranger's donation
• The nuts & bolts of Black Friday
• Briefs: Georgia man killed in Madison Co. crash; Gateway, end-of-course testing scheduled; Schedule for Thanksgiving weekend; Adamsville Senior Center offers Branson trip
• Homeless, jobless give thanks for food, service
• Military medical leaders praise Martinez's example
• 5 Lane students chosen as McWherter Scholars
• Feast marks new kitchen, playground
• Ore. governor bans death penalty for rest of term
• Germany's auction flop heightens
• Occupy protests cost nation's cities at least $13M
• Brighter Chirstmas: Girl, 8, needs kidney, other help for Christmas
• Black Friday starts at midnight: Shoppers get early kickoff
• Canadian judge says ban on polygamy should be upheld
• FBI arrests 7 in Amish haircut attacks in Ohio
• Police to use Tasers: Authorities say new equipment could mean officers use guns less
• BRIEFS: Man shot at Jimmy D's; Dodd sponsors Thanksgiving lunch; Casey Jones open house
• 'Couponer' found with 19 Sunday newspapers
• Tenn. to see little impact from US deficit impasse
• Thanksgiving campaign will clamp down on unsafe drivers; checkpoints listed
• Tang's symphony tenure to conclude, board looks for 'fresh artistic voice'
• January preliminary hearing set for Bradford teacher charged with DUI
• Fathers get help with Thanksgiving turkeys
• Economy means scaled-back Thanksgiving for many
• Briefs: Penal farm escapee sentenced; Garbage pickup schedule; DAR to honor veterans on Pearl Harbor Day
• Abdo tells TV station of Fort Campbell attack plan
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• Union's Ross named conference player of the week
• Super failure: Deficit-cutting panel gives up
• RIFA offers training in job, life skills: Accelerated Powered for Life program starts next week
• Panel waives Lambuth appraisal
• Churches are important catalysts for business: African American Chamber hosts power breakfast
• RECORDING AT JAXON RECORDS: Nova Scotia trio seeks to make new rockabilly history in Jackson
• Judge rules Russian adoption case will be open
• Briefly: Man charged with robbing delivery driver; Fatal accident in Beech Bluff; 900 lose power in Three Way
• Madison County takes no action on landfill
• Airport officials expect subsidy: U.S. Dept. of Transportation may help fund regional airline
• The supercommittee sell-off: Dow loses almost 250
• Union captures third straight 'Best Delegation' award at TISL
• Gobburu to speak on pharmacometrics Nov. 21
• No. 22 Union men's basketball stops skid with 129-64 win
• Union's Moroski named to Capital One Academic All-District team
• Four Union men's soccer players make all-conference teams
• Union cross country puts five on NAIA scholar list
• Links Inc. marks Founder's Day, recognizes students: Keynote speaker emphasizes importance of education
• Commission will meet today: Landfill zoning on county agenda
• SUPERCOMMITTEE: Debt panel is poised to admit its failure
• STATE BRIEFS: Protesters settle in for indefinite stay; Two charged with Dickson man's murder; Animal clinic blaze believed to be arson
• Shoe boxes deliver necessities, treats and hope to needy children worldwide
• BRIEFS: Taylor takes helm at Youth Town; Trenton Special School board to meet today; WYN 106.9 to present concert Dec. 1; and more...
• More police departments look to tune out public
• Source: Man arrested in NYC bomb plots
• DVDs teach students about dangers of meth: Video distribution to schools is part of state's Meth Destroys campaign
• Pizza delivery man robbed at gunpoint
• Post-Sept. 11 tradeoff: Security vs. civil liberties
• Cooper backs bill to ban insider trading by legislators
• Miss. church dedicates building rebuilt after tornado
• Restaurant scores
• Local briefs: State Human Rights Commission to host public roundtable
• Go holiday shopping early
• Deficit deal failure would pose difficult decision
• Deadly consequences
• Brighter Christmas Fund has touched many lives
• Officials reopen investigation of Natalie Wood's 1981 death
• Briefs: Police seek former sub shop employee in holdup; Park N Eat robbed; worker assaulted; Man charged with TennCare fraud; Jingle Bell Run/Walk set for today
• Union individuals finish in cross country nationals
• No. 2 Union shuts down The Master's 76-48
• TVA CEO makes $352K more in 2011 despite pay freeze
• Warmer but wetter winter expected in Tennessee
• MADISON COUNTY FINANCES: Audit questions use of tax fund
• BELLS BEGIN RINGING: Greer helps Salvation Army kick off its holiday kettle campaign Goal this year is $200K
• Robert James Rudolph gets 25 years in William Holland slaying
• Penn State trustees hire law firm in scandal
• Youngest member of Winans family brings message to Yada Sisterhood
• Denise LaSalle to perform in benefit concert
• Local briefs: Three arrested in attempted burglary; Police find chemical spill; UT Extension hosts Christmas Cottage; Share memories of Shoney's
• Blue Suede 'Jersey Boys': Midtown Men to appear at Feb. 25 Exchange Club/Carl Perkins Center benefit event
• Israelis mapping ancient Mount of Olives necropolis
• Energy secretary: $528M loan based on merits, not politics
• Charter school application denied
• Jacoby Jones homecoming: Lane, Burroughs enjoy visit from NFL star
• No. 2 Union holds off No. 9 Westminster 67-58
• Man charged with abusing girlfriend's children
• UT: Women's AD employees not discriminated against
• 2 Memphis schools getting private operators
• Energy Secretary Chu faces test on Solyndra loan
• US sets training in Australia
• Women more likely to have 'broken heart syndrome'
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Police investigate Wednesday robbery; Share memories of Shoney's; UTM preview day; Exchange Club honors students
• Truck crash on I-40 kills 20-30 cattle, delays westbound traffic for 7 hours
• Farm Toy Show in Jackson this weekend
• Vets get business tips
• Jackson Rotary Classic assembles six of NAIA's best with top-25 field, four in top-10
• Union alum Shackelford elected TBC president
• JACKSON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL: Choral students make debut in concert
• Yada Sisterhood hosts Debbie Winans-Lowe
• North Side gives to RIFA: Students collect 1,515 cans, 100 pounds of dry goods
• Briefs: Jackson Shoney's restaurant closes; 100th birthday party; U40 lunch Friday; Community Thanksgiving
• Titan Tire discloses more plans for plant
• Congress pushes back on healthier school lunches
• Supercommittee: Boehner calls tax plan fair offer
• Jackson fugitive arrested: Gary Allen Jordan captured in La Vergne
• Minister's sex case sent to grand jury
• Butch Mitchell to return to work, get back pay: Settlement amount undetermined for fired deputy who won appeal
• Union baseball No. 14 in NAIA preseason poll, second in TranSouth
• Buzzer beater sinks No. 22 Union 68-66
• Union softball picked first in TranSouth preseason poll, No. 17 in NAIA poll
• 2nd defendant named in probe: Ex-drug task force workers face theft and other charges
• Gala benefits substance abuse program: Women of Hope Center helps break cycle of drugs, alcohol
• Air Force ensemble wows local students in public relations tour
• 'There's a book for everyone' - Bemis students buy books to help support school library
• Shoe boxes of hope collected for Christmas gifts
• Occupy Nashville charges dismissed, records expunged
• SeaPort's bid supported: Airport Authority board favors Oregon airline's proposal for service
• House GOP leader Cantor says deficit reduction deal is likely
• High court to review health care overhaul by summer
• Briefs: $990K theft reported in Haywood County; Siblings charged in robbery at Lenny's; Humboldt man charged with rape; JPD probes robberies on Lane campus; Police investigate Old Hickory Inn robbery; Stabbing investigated
• Veneman wins NPPA's Garland Educator Award
• Union promotes Sinclair to head trainer position
• No. 2 Union pulls away late from No. 8 Campbellsville 69-56
• Union women's soccer puts five on all-conference teams
• ICE pushes compliance program for businesses
• Portland, Ore., police surround park after protesters defy orders to leave
• Ex-deputy hopes to be reinstated: Mitchell case back in Chancery Court after appeals court overturned firing
• 225 motorcyclists ride during charity toy run: Riders donate toys for children served by The Exchange Club-Carl Perkins Center
• Drug cuts death risk after heart attack, says new study
• FHU honors six alumni at homecoming banquet
• Inability to get insurance hinders man trying to join transplant list
• State briefs: Dyersburg pilot killed in S.D. plane crash
• Local briefs: Weekend robbery, stabbing reported
• S.C. Debate: Republican contenders disagree on Iran, torture, Afghanistan
• Health care benefit: Tigrett, Jackson Awards presented at gala
• State/south briefs: 2 wounded in shooting
• Feds use more unmanned aircraft to secure border
• Occupy protesters' deaths bring pressure to shut down camps
• Local briefs: Blanket donation drive will begin Monday
• Johnson finally finds her place as an author
• Rock-A-Billy Hall of Fame inducts Burnette, Clement
• Through charity, Sandusky had access to vulnerable children
• 'It made me cry, and it made me angry': Schools crack down on bullying; more than 50 incidents reported
• Teachers, facing low salaries, opt to moonlight
• Schools honor veterans, teach respect for service
• Burglaries and thefts
• Briefs: Police seek information about Thursday robbery; Air Force quintet to perform; Scams target vets; Rockabilly Hall induction ceremony
• No. 2 Union survives upset scare on the road
• World War II veteran, family share stories
• Fort Campbell soldier credited with saving another
• Briefly: FHU Homecoming events; Empowerment walk
• Public Schools: Board raises pay for White
• Gang forum draws crowd; Nearly 40 attend Gang Awareness Traning
• MTSU officials visit West Tennessee
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• Union's Joyce named NAIA Preseason All-American
• Dying woman's words save boyfriend from life term
• Leaders discuss cooperation at Regional Economic Development Initiative Conference
• State: Beware of scams: Head of Consumer Affairs warns against fraud schemes
• Malesus honors those who served
• Union gets $1.8M donation: Money goes to scholarships
• Winners at the 45rd Annual CMA Awards
• School panel to discuss White's pay: Some still want superintendent search
• Briefs: Man charged in North Jackson burglary; Woman charged with theft; Lanes closures on bypass; Reception to learn about MTSU
• Grand jury indicts task force chief, one other: One defendant not named in Henry County court records
• Charity gala to salute those who 'give selflessly' Theme of night 'A Patriotic Tribute'
• Bradford teacher faces DUI charge in court
• Board seeks leniency for student: School board asks White to reconsider expulsion after teen left gun in vehicle
• Woman accused of 'doctor shopping'
• Feds to decide Jackson air service: Decision on airline subsidy delayed until mid-November
• House on Idlewild Street damaged by blaze
• United Nations marks 7 billionth baby
• Cain says he was 'falsely accused' of harassment
• Grand jury indicts 11 on various charges
• Two men sought in homicide
• Osteen apologizes to injured officer: Man who shot officer gets 17-year sentence
• Union's 9th annual Campus and Community set for Nov. 1
• Union's Warren earns third straight defensive award
• King's hat-trick leads Union past Benedictine 6-0
• Union men picked second in TranSouth, Hall, Vaden preseason all-conference
• Union women picked to repeat in TranSouth, Ross tabbed as top player
• Skeptic now agrees global warming exists
• Healthy lifestyle needed for top college performance
• 3 million powerless as snow surprises East Coast
• STATE BRIEFS: Ruling finds liability for contractors using subs; Memphis community featured in exhibit; Ohio man awaits wife's return from Tenn. prison
• Two killed in McNairy Co. fire: Man died in unsuccessful effort to save daughter's 11-year-old friend
• NATO convoy bomb adds urgency to protecting Kabul
• Removal of protesters thwarted in Nashville, NY
• Local briefs: THP plans roadblock; DAR to hold free genealogy session; Chili supper planned; Facing Future Choices conference set
• Personal links draw walkers to breast cancer awareness benefit
• Jackson native in horror film: Lambuth grad appears in 'Deadtime Stories Volume 1'
• Ghost hunting: Jackson sisters stay at Lizzie Borden's home, visit other spooky sites
• Briefs: Metro Narcotics collects unwanted prescriptions; THP roadblock planned for Friday
• A 'true blue' celebration
• Occupy Nashville protesters to challenge curfew for third night
• Good grief, we always had fun on Halloween
• Trick-or-treaters find warm welcome downtown
• JCS Banquet: Beck warns of dark days, encourages audience to trust God
• Two men sought after a.m. shooting
• Gibson County man killed in wreck
• Union cross country sweeps TranSouth titles, Martin, Bett, Peiser and Johnson take top honors
• Ex-fugitive reaches plea agreement in '66 murder case
• Scientists discuss fossils, other discoveries in state
• Drug court graduates are on the right track
• SPIRITS SHARE THEIR STORIES
• Bradford teacher charged
• SOUTH SIDE HIGH SCHOOL
• Need a speaker? President Obama may be available
• Union softball signs Arkansas native Mauldin
• Whiteville removes part of cross on water tower
• Exotic pet bite infects Chattanooga girl
• Local Briefs: Deputy suspended after Facebook posts; Road closures announced; Finney appointed to conference committee; Quartet convention set; Old Hickory Mall to offer trick-or-treating
• Curfew imposed at state Capitol, where protesters gather
• State troopers offer Halloween safety tips
• Former judge pleads guilty: Crockett County man convicted of federal methamphetamine charge
• Back to making music: Legendary producer-musician Norbert Putnam's on the road again
• Poor clerk wins $1M on India game show
• Michael Jackson doctor's expert challenges prosecution's theory
• FEDERAL COURT: Trial delayed in case where officer died
• Kiplinger's ranks Union among 'best values in private colleges'
• Drug take back event set for Saturday
• Weight loss success story: From 305 lbs. to 147 lbs., Diane Carbonell inspires others to lose
• Not your fault! Hormones linked to weight regain
• Former Gov. Bredesen to campaign for Obama
• Lawmakers study options for lottery scholarships
• Brownsville man's death investigated
• Inmate who killed officer loses lawsuit
• Suspect sought after chase: 2 charged with assaulting officer; 3 officers fire shots during pursuit
• Tennessee dog missing for 3 months turns up in Michigan
• Library to use Kindle, iPad for training
• COMMUNITY OUTREACH FOR YOUTH: HUB Club marks fall festival
• GOVERNOR VISITS WEST TN: Haslam talks to South Side High teachers, students about issues
• Election officials approve precinct lines
• Board gets draft of 5-year plan: Middle schools a main focus of strategic plan
• Texas rapist appears to target sorority alumnae
• Boys should get HPV vaccine too, panel says
• Dissections with no mess: Crockett Co.biology students learn about animals' organs on computer
• Lawler to lecture at Union Oct. 27
• Union to celebrate Homecoming week Oct. 31-Nov. 5
• StateUniversity.com ranks Union fourth in Tennessee
• Union men's soccer falls 2-1 at Cumberland
• Union women's soccer tops Cumberland 1-0
• Jury to spend second day on East Tenn. courthouse takeover case
• Gang dispute led to killing: Humboldt murder suspect transferred to adult court following testimony
• Zoning board turns down request for proposed sports bar in East Jackson
• Two judges, attorney eyed for appellate post
• U.S. charges in I-40 trooper shooting
• State offers tips for action after storm damage
• Sheriff: Soldier who killed Ga. deputy had drinking problem
• Weakley Co. fruit fossils are first of their kind reported in North America
• Elliot grateful for Union community support during breast cancer battle
• Union to host 121st meeting of Tennessee Academy of Science
• Union women second, men third at St. Louis Fall Cross Country Classic
• Union women No. 2, men No. 22 in NAIA preseason basketball polls
• Union's Martin, Bett earn runners of the week
• Union's Warren earns third defensive honor
• Restaurant scores
• Clinic workers pamper Jackson Oaks pets
• Conflicted Iraqis facing future without US troops
• Bombings, beheadings? Stats show world turns to peace
• Memphis move onto Lambuth campus allays residents' fears
• Briefly: U of M Lambuth campus to have True Blue Day
• Spokeswomen: Fincher's priority is 'jobs, jobs, jobs'
• Long-lost pendant returned
• Citizens learn how to prepare for a crisis
• TAKING OVER
• AUTHOR VISITS HER ROOTS
• Veterans talk benefits at special outreach program
• Memphis, Nashville sites of occupation protests
• Drunk-driving crash survivor to address students
• Soldier faces statutory rape charge
• Courthouse takeover defendant fights back tears during trial
• 91-year-old can't get voter ID because of line
• 'Heaven's Rain' producer Douglass to speak at Union Oct. 24
• Survivors share stories
• New Memphis airport tower is dedicated
• Monroe Co. schools to allow gay-straight club T-shirts
• Jackson pastors call for action at crime prevention meeting
• Chamber celebrates membership growth
• Briefs: Vein Drain planned
• THP: When in doubt, stop for the school bus
• Legislators seek new law after Gibson Guitar raids
• Michael Jackson didn't give himself propofol, medical expert testifies
• Scroggins: Hope in God's future work drives faith and practice
• Union's Barry Named Golfer of the Week
• Union volleyball drops conference match
• Union wins team title at Blue Mountain Invite
• Ohio sheriff: 48 exotic animals killed in all
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Governor proclaims Lights On Afterschool Day; Union lecture to examine cognitive enhancement; Pearls For Paws fundraiser set; & more...
• Lambuth University: Parties agree on settlement amount, Radian, largest creditor, to receive $4.9 million
• Verizon launches 4G LTE in Jackson
• Vets outreach in Jackson: Agencies available Friday at National Guard Armory
• Specialists work to stem dropouts, improve student graduation rate
• AP-GfK Poll: Public unsettled on Obama challenger
• Fincher tops TN delegation in fundraising
• Local news briefs
• Officials break ground on downtown city walk
• Summit promotes small business
• Boys find bones in downtown Chattanooga park
• Herndon is new United Way president
• Tenn. lawmakers' quarterly expenses up 8 percent
• Truck with equipment for Obama tour stolen in Va.
• Feds, state check trucks
• Social Security to hand out first raises since '09
• Academy reviews meth dangers
• Cleveland to perform at McAfee Organ Concert Oct. 25
• 'The Importance of Being Earnest' runs Oct. 27-Nov. 1
• Union volleyball falls 3-0 at Freed-Hardeman
• Union women's soccer tops Bethel 2-0
• Hearing planned Thursday for La. escapees in Miss. kidnapping case
• County matches grant for Chigger Ridge project
• Assault cited as common problem at schools with resource officers on patrol
• Man charged with animal cruelty in Tipton Co.
• Neighbors join to prevent crime
• Panel approves election districts
• 4-year-olds at Whitehall find learning can be fun
• Todd's arrest does not dissuade gun advocates
• Todd steps down as state House committee chairman after arrest
• Mentors seek black youth:
• Union friend Carl Grant dies at 92
• Union's Warren named defensive player of the week
• AP review: Medicare yanks licenses, then gives them right back
• Analysis: Hard-hit Obama donors still opening wallets
• File: FBI investigated the late John Wilder only once
• Brooks, Jackson join Songwriters Hall of Fame in Nashville
• Local Briefs: Cancer survivors, sign up for Camp Bluebird; Dixie holds auditions for children's choir; Legislative/Resolution Committee to meet; Beer board to meet; and more...
• Officials call grant planning meeting a success
• Flood plans don't please all: South Jackson B Street residents say channel won't stop flooding problems
• State parties form plans to boost voter registration
• Commission to vote on redistricting: Today's agenda also includes the appointment of a new constable
• King family members call for economic fairness at MLK memorial dedication
• Tigers stay on ground, blow out UT, 38-7
• Restaurant scores
• Trip to site of Oscars takes dramatic turn
• Pets Rock Fest aids rescue groups
• Parade watcher: 'We come together to celebrate Lane'
• Operation Rocky Top: Veterans find plenty of support at reunion 'We never want to forget our veterans'
• Sharpton leads thousands in DC rally, calling for access to jobs
• Protesters march in Europe and elsewhere
• US drops plan to keep troops in Iraq past deadline
• Briefs: Jackson police charge 'prolific' burglary suspect
• GOP presidential hopeful shares platform in Jackson campaign stop
• Chaney held without bond
• No headline
• No headline
• Teen's lawyer questions client's mental state
• Homecoming Week: Lane College dedicates Alumni House
• Pageant royalty give to children's network
• Union basketball announces Bulldog Madness 2011
• Former 'All My Children' star Walt Willey to film comedy DVD in Jackson
• Pets, owners welcome at new festival
• Amy Grant shows diversity of talent in performance with Jackson Symphony
• Search for new chief of schools postponed
• Briefs: 3 charged in burglary; Police seek robber; Roadblock on 412
• State lawmaker quits firearms task force after arrest
• Man convicted in 1995 stabbing to get a new trial
• Survivors stand against abuse: Shooting victim remembered at vigil; accused killer to be arraigned today
• Hearing set in Crockett killing: Suspect to return to court in Nov.; also faces charges in burglaries
• Subjects of Jackson, Tenn., manhunt plead not guilty
• 'One True God' concert tour visits Decatur Co.
• Maier: Constitution worth study
• Health official visits city
• 'Woken by an angel': Toone man, 92, loses home in fire
• Pearson: Gist asked me to retire
• Briefs: Massive marijuana operation in Obion Co.
• Holly Bobo's family questions early handling of investigation
• Family saw signs of abuse: Father says Daphne Kenner feared her ex-boyfriend before shooting
• Program on missing children tonight at UTM
• Union's Reis named offensive player of the week
• Union's Barry named golfer of the week
• Co-worker: Harassment led to double shooting: Police say man killed ex-girlfriend, carjacked family, shot at deputy
• Women, monitor signs of breast cancer
• UTM opens new Jackson Center
• FIREFIGHTER OF THE YEAR: Hahn honored by city and Jackson Exchange Club
• GOP senators vote to defeat Obama's jobs bill
• Christie backs Romney for GOP presidential nod
• Brockmeyer honored as hero, cop, family man
• Airline subsidy a likely bet: Local official: One of two bids probably will be approved
• School candidate search stirs debate - School Board uncertain of next steps to hire new superintendent
• Union University Germantown to host end-of-life simulation Oct. 19
• Union named one of nation's top college buys
• Business professors publish 65 research articles in five-year span
• Public invited to meet Herman Cain on Friday: GOP candidate to stop in Jackson
• Judge Roger Page applies for appeals court
• City addresses water issues: Ongoing projects in response to South Jackson residents' concerns
• Local briefs: Man arrested, charged in Glass St. shooting; Benton Co. man dies after truck accident; Woman sentenced for TennCare fraud
• Cardinals end Brewers home dominance
• Officer arrested after being shot is fired
• 4 sue immigration agency over raid in Nashville
• NAACP: Reinstate fired Bolivar police chief
• Whiteville cross debate continues: Residents plan cross giveaway; mayor questions motives behind complaint
• Wood to lecture at Union Oct. 20
• State briefs: Man fatally shot at Nashville nightclub; Protesters camp out in downtown Nashville; Remains of WWII pilot buried in Memphis; and more...
• Briefly: Exchange Club to name Firefighter of the Year; Ceremony scheduled for flag retirement; Sports columnist to speak at UT Martin; Vegetarian Supper Club plans meeting
• Federal law protects foster children from identity theft
• Deficit 'supercommittee' struggles as clock ticks
• 4 generator failures hit US nuclear plants
• Lane to open alumni office: Dedication, open house set for Friday as college celebrates Homecoming
• Worship minister's new album ranks high on national charts
• Longtime unemployed seek protection against job bias
• Board set to discuss pay increase for school chief
• Final hours with Holly: Family, friends, police reconstruct time before Holly Bobo's abduction
• Dream Center receives gifts by the truckload
• Save Our Community Day brings residents
• Virtual baby shower held: Couple in South Korea opens gifts as family in Jackson watches via Skype
• JPD officer Brockmeyer dies at 38: Former airman's cancer had come back in August
• Milder winter in forecast for state
• Stars bring Hank Williams' 'Lost Notebooks' to life
• UT Martin to host percussion duo
• Economy adds 103,000 jobs, but it's not enough
• Court records name teen in slaying
• Panel advises against prostate cancer test
• New trend shows home, car burglaries coupled
• Chamber leader urges unity to lure industries
• Six nabbed in meth raid
• Former death row inmate freed
• A Tribute: Fred Shuttlesworth (1922-2011)
• Incumbent Wharton wins Memphis mayoral race
• Union's Sims surpasses 1,000 kills milestone for career
• Phase II of Lane Avenue improvements completed; more road projects planned
• Investigator of Michael Jackson's death acknowledges mistakes
• Dream Center holding food and clothing drive
• Students get drug survey
• Doctor acquitted of sex charges
• Homicide, burglaries linked
• Union to show 'Race to Nowhere' film Oct. 18
• Union volleyball drops conference match to Freed-Hardeman
• Steve Jobs: An Elegy
• Whiteville board seeks advice on cross dispute
• 96-year-old Chattanooga woman denied voter ID
• Finding your ancestors: Tennessee Room helps researchers
• Last suspect sentenced in death: Mosley to serve sentences for facilitation of murder, robbery
• Music with a mission: Families rock at Christian concert with positive message for youth
• Apple chief Steve Jobs dead at 56
• Local briefs: Royal Street closure today
• Transfer hearing set in homicide
• Sarah Palin says she will not run for president
• Ex-chief accused of favoritism: Employee grievances against former fire chief allege special treatment of secretary
• Union University recognized as a Champions of Character Institution by the NAIA
• Guilty plea in officer's death
• Council passes strict drug policy
• CSI comes to Lexington High School in class presentation by anthropologist
• State to purge noncitizen voters from its rolls
• Christie: No GOP presidential run
• Calif wife who killed, cooked husband seeks parole
• Mosley gets four years for robbery; agreed to testify against others in killing of Carolyn Ward
• 2nd gun found after officer shot
• Haslam cites fiscal strength in Tenn. debt ratings
• Panel drawing new county district lines
• Blair urges renewed commitment to values that built Western culture
• Union women's soccer gets 2-0 shutout at Freed-Hardeman
• Union men's golf places 10th at Murray State, Barry finishes third
• Union baseball signs Dyer County's Massie
• Union's Knight earns golfer of the week honors
• Union's Martin, Bett earn weekly honors
• Union volleyball snaps skid with 3-0 win over Mid-Continent
• Union softball closes out fall with big day
• Wal-Mart recognizes Medina Middle School: 10 teachers receive $100 gift cards
• Blair: Be strong in what you believe
• Blair discusses faith, issues facing the West
• Obama: Congress should vote on jobs bill this month
• Teen faces charges in Humboldt slaying: Victim remembered as kind and gentle
• Italy appeals court clears Knox, co-defendant of murder
• Teaching through tunes: Rose Hill students compose, perform song about nouns
• Sheriff's office searches for penal farm escapee
• Group may sue over cross
• Union announces its largest cash gift for new library
• Union announces $10 million gift for new library
• Union's Barry leads Murray State Tourney, team 10th after two rounds
• On 10th anniversary, church looks to future
• Milan man fatally shot in Humboldt
• Minn. women accused of terror financing stand trial today
• Christie urged to decide quickly about presidential bid
• Memphis mayor seeks re-election in embattled city
• Briefly: Beer Board meeting scheduled Tuesday
• Seymour: Faculty, student differences make learning possible
• Wall Street protesters: 'We're going to stay as long as we can'
• Milan High senior to represent state in National American Miss pageant
• Council to consider strict drug policy, boot camp funding
• Briefs: GOP candidate Cain plans to visit Jackson; Sign up today for self-defense class; Doctor to talk to BPW about women's health; Powered for Life equips women for success; Learn about completing advanced directives; Historian to speak on Constitu
• JPD officer's cancer comes back after two months
• 26 arrested in investigation
• 3 escape as home consumed by blaze
• Teachers: New evaluation system time consuming
• Restaurant scores
• 1 killed in Tenn. crash involving high school band
• Autumn arrives with a Christmas push
• State '10 voter turnout among nation's lowest
• Union men's soccer drops overtime match at Mid-Continent
• Union men, women capture cross country invitational titles
• Union men's golf wins home tournament, Knight top individual
• Mississippi River tourism trail announced in West Tenn.
• Medic: Info from Michael Jackson's doc didn't add up
• Royale Burger closes, may sue ex-employee
• Tickets left for Blair speech: Former British leader is keynote speaker for annual Union banquet
• Briefly: Jackson man injured in car-train wreck; Air Choice One makes bid for Jackson air service; Lori Nunnery appointed to tourism task force; and much more...
• Scotts Hill celebrates one-room school's, history and addition to national register
• Leaders hear Dave Ramsey's lessons via simulcast
• 2 American al-Qaida figures killed
• Gibson Guitar: Feds 'lied' about CEO's wood statement
• Union's Sims reaches 500 career blocks
• Kilgore employee burned in 2010 dies
• Barbecue, music draw crowd to festival
• Bethel sharing space with Henry County Medical Center
• East Jackson rallies to fight crime
• Workshop aims to stop suicide: Gathering offered outreach and review of warning signs
• Local briefs: $200K Powerball ticket sold in Crockett County; St. Mary's Catholic Church to bless pets; Doe Creek School added to historic register; Shriners toy run set
• Trooper released from hospital: Details emerge about shooter, driver in Wednesday traffic stop shooting
• Ex-interim mayor of Memphis in court on theft charge
• Memphis police officer arrested in own shooting
• Massachusetts cat with two faces lives 12 years, sets world record
• Bodyguard: Jackson's doctor collected vials before 911 call
• Math historian Van Brummelin to lecture at Union Oct. 4
• Family members to visit Union campus for Family Weekend 2011
• Union volleyball drops non-conference test to Colorado College 3-2
• Students join hands, pray - "See You At The Pole"
• Flowmaster still party in crash lawsuit
• Library uses new cataloguing system
• Haywood Co. raises tax: Commission approves property tax rate hike
• Cantaloupe illnesses and deaths expected to rise
• Homicide victim was targeted
• Trooper injured in shooting: Shooter killed after Henderson Co. traffic stop
• Jackson doctor sought CPR machine, lawyer says
• US fugitive hid in Portugal hamlet
• Ex-mayor charged in rape of teen
• Padelford's 'Bonhoeffer and Business Ethics' book now available; signing set for Oct. 6
• Union softball goes 3-2 in weekend scrimmage
• Union's Landham named defensive player of the week
• FEMA finds extra disaster aid money just in time
• Census: 131,729 gay couples report they're married
• Religious groups at Vandy say policy unfair
• Briefly across the state: 2nd man charged for fake records at TVA nuke plant; Street in Columbia to be named after fallen Marine; Man pleads guilty to falsifying water reports
• WTH moves ahead with cancer center
• Briefly: Hearing delayed for accused rapist; School bus accident; Library board to meet; Author to lecture at Union on Thursday; Conference on topic of students' rights
• Residents urged to act: Town Hall focused on crime prevention
• Postal workers rally against possible layoffs: Demonstrators seek support for bill they believe could save jobs
• Cancer survivors give message of hope: Group supporters asked to 'Choose you, be fabulous'
• TN ranks high in domestic abuse cases
• Anderson to lecture at Union Sept. 29
• Haslam: OK for brother to lobby on TDOT issues
• Election officials discuss precinct changes
• Tigrett teachers show students self-motivation tools for tests
• Jackson names interim fire chief
• Marcus Thompson enters plea in killing of Carolyn Ward
• Audit finds inaccurate records: State recommends Huntingdon officials review payroll system
• Congress averts shutdown, solves disaster aid dispute
• Obama defends push to raise taxes on rich
• Romney is latest GOP candidate to seek Trump stamp of approval
• Briefly: Liberty Street to be closed for rally today; Agency plans open house for anniversary; Project to widen U.S. 64 is completed; AARP driver safety class begins today; TCA hosts University of Memphis band
• Baker to lecture at Regent University Oct. 5
• Vietnam soldier's remains return to Tenn. after 45 years
• City: Slain Wright's ex-wife withheld info from police
• Briefly: Exchange Club honors high school students; Brooks will host community meeting; Girls' Getaway Weekend planned in Franklin; and more...
• City officials push to reduce crime: Effort includes restructured services, grants, increased input from residents
• Local band to work on mini-album, music video: Nashville producer also tries to get record deal for rock band Malesus
• Church members learn about Quaker way of life, role in America's history
• Diana Nyad ends Cuba-to-Florida swim attempt
• Michael Jackson saw salvation in anesthetic
• Lower gas prices are silver lining in gloomy economy
• Bargain hunters find deals at school consignment sale: Jackson Christian School sale continues today with Dollar Day
• Perry, Romney look beyond early-voting states
• Briefly: STAR Center to host Dave Ramsey simulcast; Citizens to 'serve time' to help 'Jerry's Kids'; African-American Book Club to meet Tuesday; Foster parents needed in West Tennessee
• Voter ID laws target rarely occurring election fraud
• Restaurant scores
• NASA satellite likely in Pacific but may have hit US
• Rivalry rekindled on court: Merry, Denmark West graduates battle in alumni basketball game
• 5K, Buddy Walk draw support for Down syndrome nonprofit
• 'He was the giant among us': Former mayor Bob Conger remembered for his faith, service, caring for others
• Why are Americans 'allergic' to global warming?
• Small dent in jobless rate seen from Obama's plan
• Mourners share their memories of mayor: Residents line up to pay respects at Bob Conger's visitation
• Hospital drug shortages prove deadly, costly
• Sunday school class to hear about life in the Quaker faith
• 'Live out your calling,' says missionary at Union chapel
• Ticket price reduced for South Side Smackdown
• Sam's Club rewards 10 teachers with gift cards
• Nude man spotted walking in Memphis
• Bemis students check out downtown Jackson
• Tenn. kidnapping case ends in Miss.
• Obama lets states opt out of federal school rules
• Runway for a Cure show tickets sell fast: Breast cancer patients honored
• Habitat for Humanity marks 25 years in Jackson
• Judge: Bring La. inmates to Miss. for kidnap case: Two men charged in abduction and slaying of Ohio businessman
• HAYWOOD COUNTY GRAND JURY: Suspect in Person slaying, others indicted in gang-related cases
• Share information in Holly Bobo case
• West Nile cases double last year's total in state
• Celebration of recovery: Patients return to reminisce with medical staff during Rehab Reunion
• 18 face charges in Nashville drug roundup
• Republican rivals in debate slam Obama on economy
• Old NASA satellite expected to tumble to Earth today
• Summer internship fuels Velasco's dedication to Hispanic education
• Union volleyball tops Trevecca Nazarene 3-2
• Assault verdict in shooting: Man convicted of lesser offense in wounding of Jackson police officer
• White supremacist executed for Texas dragging
• High court refuses to block Troy Davis execution
• Brantley company must sell off assets
• Judge increases charge, sends case to grand jury
• Campus officials are pro-active regarding threats to student safety
• Pearson retires as fire chief
• Feds will not target unwitting owners of illegal wood
• Crash victim says Reno air race should go on
• JCIL thanks businesses who employ deaf workers
• Lectures at Union to examine ethics of cognitive enhancement
• Union softball goes 4-0 in first fall scrimmage day
• Union softball signs TCA's Cross for 2012-13 season
• Dockery named to task force charged with studying SBC name change
• Ryken lauds King James Version as 'greatest English Bible ever'
• Union women's soccer tops Christian Brothers 2-1 in OT
• Union men's soccer wins second straight
• Union to hold GO Week Sept. 19-23
• 5 bikers found dead in midstate - Police: Fumes from generator suspected
• Union's Martin, Bett named runners of the week
• Union's Watson, Warren earn women's soccer weekly honors
• Florida man accused of killing wife, wounding 2 pastors
• City revamps departments: Cleaner streets in Jackson is administration's goal
• NTSB: Plane that crashed at air race had camera
• McNairy election precincts studied
• Disasters keep Southern Baptists busy this year
• Famous country music alley gets facelift
• Landfill on agenda: County commission to hear from Sierra Club, Denmark residents opposed to site
• Relatives doubt inquiry in Medal of Honor battle
• Pinson Mounds' 29th annual Archaeofest entertains all ages
• Born too soon
• Little Rock desegregation plans go back to court
• Reno air race has raised alarm in past over danger
• Fishing, golf and music at run gala
• Facility near Fort Campbell to serve homeless vets
• Tenn. fire departments lacking in volunteers
• Mom charged with killing newborns on suicide watch
• Ed Bryant's book rich in West TN lore
• Briefly: Stabbing attack injured 3, one man charged
• Lovers of bluebirds
• Rally comes up short as Union volleyball falls at Christian Brothers
• Union cross country women 12th, men 16th in Vandy Classic
• Union cross country women 12th, men 16th in Vandy Classic
• Fake bomb turns out to be dirty underwear
• Lane may end through traffic in wake of campus shooting
• Former orphan received shoebox of hope from Operation Christmas Child
• Campus safety is a top priority for all
• WRAP honors leaders
• 3 dead, 56 injured at Reno air show
• Tenn. Supreme Court rules against lifetime alimony
• Alexander: Exhibit no signal of political twilight
• King James Bible celebrated
• George: Tyndale's life 'like a spy novel'
• Union women's soccer continues winning ways with 2-0 shutout
• Union volleyball posts 3-0 win over Lyon in home opener
• Boehner: Debt panel can start on major tax changes
• White House crasher husband 'devastated' wife left
• Rogue trader suspected in $2 billion loss at UBS
• Marine who had family in Milan is awarded Medal of Honor
• Black students celebrate anniversary of integration
• Mail processing may leave Jackson U.S. Postal Service to study proposal
• Kirklands host fundraiser: Present design team for new cancer center
• Briefs: Humboldt teen charged with rape at school; Lane student arrested in Sept. 8 shooting; 3 Gibson Co. firemen taken to hospital
• Union baseball completes signing class for 2011-12 season
• Union announces exhibition game at Tennessee, trip for fans offered
• US: Embassy attack a propaganda win for militants
• Briefs: Man charged with assault on mother for second time; Missing Hardin Co. teenager found; Selmer police seek tips to find robber; Firefighters rescue entrapped woman; Wee Exchange sale this week at USJ
• Haslam: External factors could sway TN credit
• Woman 'won the fight' to stay with her family
• On defense, Perry talks of faith, military heroes
• Two Erwin women accused in theft
• Mosque construction delayed after bids lacking
• State cuts add to local costs
• UTM celebrates 50 years of school's desegregation
• Sponsors: Fair weather will follow rain
• Bystanders lift car, save Utah motorcyclist's life
• Couple linked to officer shooting plans plea deals
• Briefly: Endangered child alert issued in Hardin Co.; Woman arraigned in assault on husband; Police reach out to retailers; UTM in top tier of U.S. News rankings
• Taliban attack US Embassy, other Kabul buildings
• Kilgore victims struggle: One year after explosion, burn victims face nightmares, life adjustments
• JSCC partners with U of M: Enrollment agreement lets Jackson State graduates continue at U of M
• Jackson's Flatiron Grill reopens Tuesday
• Citizens academy shows police at work
• Elmcroft and STAR Center host 'Celebration of the Arts'
• Obama: Congress has no reason to wait on jobs bill
• Union volleyball falls 3-2 at Mid-Continent
• Union women's soccer receiving votes in latest NAIA poll
• Sacred Heart of Jesus adds students, building, iPads
• Union again a top 15 institution, according to U.S.News & World Report rankings
• Maier to give Carls-Schwerdfeger History Lecture Oct. 11
• Union announces Vocatio Center for Life Calling and Career
• Volunteers in Nashville try to recapture post-9/11 unity
• Police say shooter ID'd: Still no charges filed after fatal shooting Friday night
• 'I think the twin towers will always live in our spirit'; West Tennesseans look back at 9/11 attacks during Liberty Garden service
• Union men's soccer plays to 3-3 tie at Missouri Baptist
• Union women's soccer wins second straight
• Mississippi River tried course change in flood
• Church-goers recall: 'We were crying out to God'
• The end depends upon the beginning
• America remembers 9/11 - Nation pauses to reflect and grieve, 10 years after attacks
• Nashville airpark to honor female aviation pioneer
• World remembers Sept. 11 attacks
• Bomb at US base is reminder of raging Afghan war
• Scouts hope robot leads them to badge
• 'NEVER FORGET':
• Events commemorating 9/11
• 9/11 changed military service
• Morris: It is good to recall feelings from 9/11
• Sept. 11 birthday creates conflicting emotions
• ESSAY: New York's 9/11, and not letting go
• Teachers share lessons of 9/11
• ESSAY: Post-9/11 'new normal' looks much like old
• Writer lost co-workers
• TDOT chief: Changes aren't environmental retreat
• Union volleyball goes 2-2 at Cumberland Classic
• Green Collection of rare Bibles to be open to public for two viewings
• President Obama to Congress: Pass jobs plan now - $447 billion package to spur hiring
• Local briefs: Man charged in home invasion, second man sought; Vehicle burglarized at Brownsville church; 9/11 remembrance today; USJ Middle School Rocks the Schoolhouse
• Board discusses White's salary; Some members think superintendent deserves increase; vote possible in October
• Special Libyan unit hunting down Gadhafi
• It's Romney-Perry now, with plenty of differences
• Cancer Research Institute of West TN has open house at Henderson facility
• LEXINGTON ELECTION; Pierce wins mayors race, voters pass referendum allowing liquor sales in city
• Lost hunter eats worms to survive
• Committee suggests tax hike
• Prayer life the primary indicator of spiritual health, Gaines says
• Union tops Martin Methodist in conference opener
• Union softball announces fall game schedule
• Judge rules teen will be tried as adult
• Local briefs: Man charged with 107 counts of child rape
• GOP debate features first appearance for Perry
• Panel mulls raise for White
• Students encouraged to follow dreams
• Lexington set to elect new mayor
• Evaluation ordered for murder suspect
• Principal needed in Milan
• Haywood panel in talks to cut budget
• Donors make final trek to N. Parkway
• Hudgins to present poetry reading Sept. 13
• Untitled
• Union men's soccer falls at Christian Brothers 1-0
• Tickets, sponsorships remain for Union Scholarship Banquet with Blair
• Union's Bett named male runner of the week
• Women tenth, men 12th in Memphis Twilight Cross Country Classic
• Union men's soccer drops second straight
• Both Union cross country teams favored to repeat in TranSouth
• Briefly: West Middle teacher arraigned on drug charge; Labor Day closings; Walkers for Holly Bobo will attend Darden Day Festival; Union enrollment increases for 14th consecutive year
• West Tennessee State Fair 2011
• Union City police chief gets state honor
• Two-week continuance in case of man accused in attempted murder of wife
• Authorities search for missing West Tenn. hunter
• African Street Festival begins tonight at Fairgrounds
• Ethics Committee selects exec board
• Mars rover Opportunity studying new surroundings
• After Irene: When will the power come back on?
• Women ID accused rapist as their attacker
• Jackson voters split on ID law - Would require photo ID's in 2012
• Union enrollment increases for 14th straight year
• Mitchell to lecture on biomedical ethics at University of Oklahoma
• Union's Landham named defensive player of the week
• West Middle coach faces drug charges
• Teacher's charges dismissed
• Swollen rivers begin falling across Northeast
• Local briefs: Two people hurt in head-on crash
• Suspect has domestic violence record
• Police: Teen honed knife before stabbing principal
• Jackson man sentenced to 6 years; Convicted of attempted manslaughter, aggravated assault in 2010 shooting
• Fugitives sought in West Tennessee
• 'Inky' Johnson's book tells of amazing life
• Meth labs discovered in North Jackson
• Phi Alpha Theta earns 9th straight Best Chapter Award
• Haslam, Alexander tour East Tenn. biorefinery
• Auto supplier brings 400 jobs to Perry County
• Health care board to give funds to help build shelter
• Rare Bibles featured in Union KJV festival
• Stephen Fincher, other freshmen in House, push bills benefiting big donors
• Annex costs still adding up: City planners look to fire, police and utility needs of annexed area
• Officials: Early childhood education saves money
• Briefly: 18-year-old charged with statutory rape; Driver charged after assault at bus garage; Home fire rekindles a day after initial blaze; more....
• Schools snag USDA award for breakfast
• Helicopters rush food, water to cut-off Vt. towns
• Union women's soccer falls 5-0 at Austin Peay
• Union men's soccer doubles up Central Baptist
• Union women's basketball adds transfer for 2011-12 season
• Grand jury to probe Person shootings: Suspect surrenders in Lauderdale Co.
• Textbooks to go digital: Freed-Hardeman will provide iPads to freshmen starting in autumn 2012
• U of M Lambuth students met with warm welcome
• Fall term begins at JSCC
• Midway, food, music, livestock shows draw crowd to free fair: 156th annual Gibson County Fair continues all week
• Camden gets $352K grant: Funds to be used for downtown sidewalks, lighting, landscaping
• Fort Campbell soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Late Tenn. governor's campaign account aids river
• Irene's toll jumps to 38; Vt. towns battle floods
• Briefly: Sheriff's Office probing ATV accident; Police looking for stolen scooters; Conger to host town hall meeting; THP schedules sobriety checkpoint; 'Steel Magnolias' presented in Henry Co.
• Judge cautions bond companies about cutting prices
• Tennessee authorities expect surge in heroin use
• Opening ceremonies tonight for Gibson Co. Fair
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Police investigate Royal Arms shooting
• Recent graduates carry memories of high school as they enter college
• Brantley target of motion
• Flood worries and some relief in Irene's wake
• Book offers hope despite cancer: Bemis pastor hopes writing his story helps others with disease
• Tenn. air bases sheltering military aircraft
• Union women's soccer opens season with shutout
• Union volleyball splits pair of matches on final day of Milligan Tournament
• Police: Baby not abandoned - Grandmother charged with filing a false police report
• 2 million ordered to leave as Irene takes aim
• Deputies investigating rape report
• Whitney Duncan lands part on 'Survivor' show
• 'John Doe' warrant helps 1997 rape case
• Stars and stripes flying at Casey Jones
• Children given 40 bookbags at crime march
• Union adds 17 new faculty members, three new OUR staff
• Dockery lauds 'communion of saints' as goal for life at Union University
• Freed-Hardeman rings in new school year, looks ahead to 2012 additions
• School Board talks district plan, adds 2 positions
• Students must learn how to handle money, cars, credit
• JEA fall rates fluctuate
• Briefly: Arraignment today for man charged in theft
• Husband charged in shooting has clean history
• Dad protected son in shooting
• Local briefs: Lightning may have caused fire; Woman charged with forgery, theft; Baby killed in Obion County accident; School board to meet tonight
• Haslam: Tenn. keeping word on Amazon tax deal
• Jackson Police Department reaches out to homeless people
• Libyan rebels hunt Gadhafi, try to secure Tripoli
• Judge orders no-contact; Milan Middle school teacher pleads not guilty to aggravated assault
• Family says shooting suspect was "a very good person"
• TVA plans nuclear reactor sale-lease to pay for another in 2013
• Domestic Violence Unit grows; Grant funding providing for more investigators, managers
• Back to School for Jackson - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Man convicted of robbery; Marcus Thompson will face murder trial next month
• Hurricane Irene weakens but remains big threat to US
• Man charged in series of thefts in North Jackson; Readers asked to share their Sept. 11 stories; More West Tenn. Guard units to deploy
• Canstruction marks seventh competition
• Ark. gov: Pardons not likely in Cub Scout killings
• ElementAL Holdings fined $15,800 in accident that killed employee
• Union holds first day of fall term; Students happy to be back on campus
• East Coast rocked by strongest quake since 1944
• More than 100 adult learners get diplomas
• Police: Husband shoots and tries to run over wife
• Haslam has no plans to tweak lawsuit damages law
• Lane, Bethel, UT Martin welcome students for new academic year
• Sentencing of former priest now set for Oct. 7
• Robbery trial resumes today; Marcus Thompson is charged in 2009 robbery of hair salon
• Briefly: JPD seeks identity of woman who may have used stolen debit card; Apartment resident says 2 men pulled gun on him; Corker to visit Huntingdon today; Doctor to lead free workshop on dyslexia; Roadblocks planned Friday in Decatur Co.
• Bands, volunteers line up to join Worley for Tennessee River Run; Kansas, Montgomery Gentry to play at 10th annual benefit next month
• Somber mood at King memorial's opening in DC
• Son of Gadhafi, reported arrested by rebels, is free
• Man faces charges in four rapes, beatings; Police believe there may be more victims, ask for tips
• Leaping ahead in reading; Arlington kindergarten teacher gets grant, meets makers of Leap Frog
• Aldridge named TranSouth Sports Information Director of the Year
• Union volleyball picked second in TranSouth preseason poll
• Libya rebels in Tripoli, Gadhafi defenses collapse
• Military band's Adele cover turns into viral hit
• Memphis to honor 'belle' Margaret Polk with statue
• Social Security disability on verge of insolvency
• Union team helps with Ala. tornado recovery
• Pumpkins will be on display at UT fall field day
• New data spill shows risk of online health records
• Briefly: Sobriety checkpint scheduled for Friday, Meeting set for Public Records Commission
• Generals' fans dread advent of rapidly approaching off-season
• Lambuth creditors seek lawyer; Unsecured Creditors Committee asks court to OK hiring of Milan attorney
• Couple: Graveyard fight self defense
• Briefly: Readers help sought
• 'Every second without Holly is too long'
• Milan celebrates Dawg Daze festival
• Libyan rebels say they are attacking Tripoli
• Obama pushes for action on jobs
• Freshman weekend exciting at Union
• Fincher travels to Israel
• Generals final home series starts Friday
• Holly's room filled with reminders of missing daughter
• Warning signs for workplace violence
• Arrests in counterfeit check ring in Jackson
• Deal frees 3 men convicted in Cub Scout slayings
• Bus workers suspended
• Bethel Blast kicks off semester
• No immediate ruling on Carl Lewis NJ candidacy
• TN finance chief: Plan for worst scenario on cuts
• Dodd: Block parties and crime marches bring people together
• Milan couple charged in attack
• Academically strong, geographically diverse freshman class arrives
• Eye doctor told to remove American flag
• Tenn. jury awards woman shackled in labor $200K
• Milan teen still missing after 15 years; Vigil held Tuesday for Cayce Lynn McDaniel
• Injured troops face bureaucracy to leave military
• Local Briefs: Scuffle leaves one man injured in Gibson County; Accident slows traffic on bypass; Bethel cuts ribbon on new facility
• Accused child killer suffers broken leg; Roe indicted; arraignment postponed after her injury, possibly in jail fight
• Governments share planners: Cities like Bolivar and Parsons join Hardeman and Haywood counties
• Fire calls
• Burglaries/thefts
• Start college with a brand new attitude
• Union volunteers aid tornado-stricken Tuscaloosa in rebuilding effort
• Union men's soccer picked second in TranSouth, receiving votes in NAIA
• Mitchell reward money given to Crime Stoppers
• Lane College's oldest graduate dies
• Dead man's body found under bridge
• Attorney: Milan football coach, principal in relationship
• Hugs, kisses and tears mark sendoff for soldiers in Trenton
• Woman testifies about fear while shackled
• Joplin goes back to school 3 months after twister
• Huntingdon bank gets $3M from treasury
• Briefly: Jackson man charged in Tuesday shooting; North Side student facing gun charge released to parents; Jackson man faces sex charges concerning 17-year-old girl; Forrester: Washington gave Fincher 'Get out of Jail Free Card'
• Drug task force hit by audit; State claims seized vehicles, other items improperly used by prosecutor, officials
• Union women's soccer picked third in TranSouth
• Eviction delayed for Alamo veteran
• Man charged with stealing car, having it crushed
• Most Benton Co. agencies got budget cuts
• Local Briefs: Sheriff's Office probes morning shooting
• Homicide investigation stalls; Humboldt police, family ask public for tips about June shooting death
• US stocks fall on European economic, debt worries
• Herron sues the FEC over Fincher decision
• Milan assault charge investigated; Football coach and principal on paid leave after alleged attack on principal
• Grads find 'sense of self-satisfaction' after receiving long-awaited diplomas
• Math explained by music; Rap lyrics, other activities used to teach seventh-grade integer lesson
• Coach charged in principal's attack; Milan Middle principal says Julius 'Doc' Roberson pointed gun at her
• Old text, new wrinkles: Did Butch Cassidy survive?
• Alamo residents work to help veteran stay in apartment; court hearing today
• Local Briefs: North Side student faces weapons charge; Martin woman dies in accident; Donation made in memory of Troy Mitchell; Red Cross displays student paintings
• Benton County discusses budget cuts; Residents sound off on cuts that would affect library hours, staff
• Funding measures OK'd; Commission also appoints highway official and denies rezoning request
• Fans flock to Graceland to remember Elvis Presley
• Briefly: THP plans roadblock in Madison County; Part of justice complex to close for AC work; Pastor to address Yada Sisterhood; Telephone Pioneers to meet at Perkins; Gibson County Dems plan Trenton meeting
• Circles of Hope Telethon raises record $1.11M to fight child abuse
• Church, shelter on agenda; Commission to vote on funds for family shelter, Denmark restoration project
• Sept. 11 changed everything — about air travel
• 'Doomsday' defense cuts loom large for select 12
• During 'Elvis Week,' fans remember pivotal year
• Police make arrest in housing scam
• Daily news important as markets face volatile week
• THP ramps up traffic enforcement in school zones
• Attorney is honored for role setting up judicial internships
• Support shown at vigil for family of Bobo
• Britain's top cop slams UK role for US crime guru
• 2012 GOP race jolted with straw poll, Perry entry
• Community Voices: Annexation angers residents
• New riverboat service to boost Memphis economy
• DA wants teen tried as adult in principal stabbing
• Briefs: Annual Circles of Hope Telethon airs today
• Jackson roots inspire Kerry Cobb's Little League success
• Cancer survivors supported
• Established democracies face a summer of despair
• Fans excited as high school teams kick off the season with jamborees
• Burglaries/Thefts
• Briefs: Police search for man who shot at vehicle
• Air Force veterans in town for reunion with comrade
• McConville takes reins of 101st Airborne Division
• Area Relief Ministries to honor Cox today
• Father, daughter win at film fest
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Green Collection of rare Bibles to be part of KJV festival
• Union fall sport schedules released
• 1 of last surge units returning to Fort Campbell
• Gibson County honors Galloway for his service
• Briefs: Holladay man killed; Roadblocks planned today in Benton Co.; Children invited to free football clinic; Dueling piano artists face off at Miss Ollie's
• Waiver sought to prevent gas shortage in Shelby
• Trial set for parents of child shot by stepbrother
• Orientation aids great beginnings at college
• GOP candidates go after Obama — and each other
• Home-schoolers cleared to play
• Evaluation ordered for teen after principal is killed
• Martin girl crowned Miss Teen Earth United States in first try at pageant
• Local briefs: Police investigate K-9 Kennels burglary; Police investigators get new offices; Gibson Co. to honor Robert Galloway; Police seek to Identity two men in thefts, fraud
• Man charged with exposing woman to HIV
• Trial set for Jackson officers accused of theft and other charges; Case against teacher accused of statutory rape reset
• Lambuth reports on Chapter 11; School officials answer questions from trustee, creditor in filing
• Students flock to U of M Lambuth as preparations for fall semester continue
• Campbell returns to Pentagon after leading 101st
• Two federal guilty pleas linked to TN police slaying
• Stocks resume sell-off; Dow down 519
• Airstrike kills insurgents who downed helicopter
• TN transportation officials list top projects in "TDOT Projects Tour"
• Arts and fashion show draws hundreds to preschool benefit at local church
• Police calm London, but riots flare across UK
• Local Briefs: Family of Obion Co. SEAL releases statement; Union University headcount hits record 5,109 students; Highway Committee to meet; High school bands tune up at UTM
• Police: Mother left infant in stairwell
• Bolivar Council upholds firing of chief
• County panel to redraw districts; Commission and school board affected
• Fight over Benton Co. landfill continues
• Scout builds staircase to earn badge
• Non-duplicating headcount hits record 5,109 students
• Union women's basketball adds junior college transfer
• Briefly: Woman charged with TennCare fraud; Bradford man charged with growing marijuana; Redistricting committee meets today
• Principals, board talk AYP scores in work session
• Students learn: Health Rocks!
• Campbell County man killed, tree fell onto truck
• Stocks plunge worldwide — Dow's 6th-worst loss
• Tenn. may soon get requested school test waiver
• Personnel board upholds firing of former Bolivar police chief
• TN driver's license offices seek to cut wait times
• Future flight service up in air; Airport seeking waiver after federal subsidy is eliminated
• Busy first day as U of M opens Lambuth campus
• Union women's basketball adds Tate for 2010-11
• Authorities discover 3 meth labs in 5 hours
• SEALs on rescue mission killed in Afghan crash
• Obion County native was one of 22 Navy SEALs shot down in Afghanistan
• Economy, not debt rating, will send markets lower
• Scores slightly higher in non-bargaining districts
• Ex-boxer now battles to help troubled students
• School Board to discuss progress report, action plan
• Disaster aid deadline nears; Those affected by spring storms, flood must apply for federal aid by Tuesday
• Musicians vie for free recording session at Jaxon Records
• Tenn. native killed in Taliban helicopter attack
• Restaurant scores
• After S&P downgrade, White House says 'we must do better'
• Buddy White may serve as interim school board superintendent until next term
• Obama mourns troops
• Shoppers flood mall, stores for sales tax holiday
• State sales tax holiday is in its final hours
• Summit equips teens to deal with social issues in schools
• BRIEFLY: 2 face meth charges after home searched
• House freshmen from Tenn. held sway in debt debate
• Elderly woman killed in her home
• Briefs: Humboldt man sought after child rape report
• Attendee: 'The thing about rockabilly music is your feet just can't stay still'
• Lambuth campus 'is alive'
• Bash begins school year at USJ More than 1,500 join annual party at athletic complex
• Where is Casey? Judge's ruling may reveal location
• We still Love Lucy, who would be 100 on Saturday
• 2 city workers die in Memphis, heat may be cause
• Putnam again in Studio B
• Scouts host benefit for leader hurt by fireworks
• Fashion and art benefit Hands Up!
• Grand jury to hear case against police officer
• Sex offender arrested in MN; Tennessee offender was wanted on warrant after failing to check in for four years
• BURGLARIES/THEFTS
• Judge: Ft Hood plot suspect may face more charges
• Last stakeholder OKs its share of Lambuth deal
• Judge approves Lambuth lease
• Kilgore fire victim is back in hospital
• Airport to lose airline, may lose subsidies
• Va. Tech locked down for hours over report of gun
• Glenn Beck to speak at JCS event
• Former Bolivar police chief appeals firing; Bill Irons to appear at personnel board
• Study: Small business got boost in 2011
• Local briefs: Police investigate pharmacy van theft; Father, son charged with stealing safe in Humboldt; Roadblock on U.S. 70 on Friday
• Ultralight crash victim retired from NASA
• Haywood County Schools: Commissioner speaks at school meeting
• Lambuth campus lease pending; Creditor Radian objects to U of M lease proposal
• Okla. woman claims famed hijacker is her uncle
• Temperatures climb to triple digits
• Ala. lab lost key evidence in praying mom's case
• Logan joins Union volleyball for 2011
• Union's Barry leads Tennessee State Amateur after first round
• Union volleyball signs Dickerson for 2011
• Neighbors get acquainted at block parties
• Haslam describes Middle East visit
• Newhart to speak, perform at FHU
• City approves $3M for Lambuth
• White: Opening day goes smoothly
• Debt is a done deal, but peace already fades
• Dollywood officials respond to lesbian couple
• Freeland motions denied by judge
• Local Briefs: Man charged with 5 Denmark vehicle thefts; Tipton County man convicted of child rape; Princeton Review names Union, UTM among best schools; Maxxguard to hold flag retirement ceremony
• Pair face meth charges; Mother and son charged in Henry Co. traffic stop
• Princeton Review names Union as one of Southeast's best colleges
• Union men's basketball signs Faller for 2011-12
• Gray signs with Union men's basketball for 2011-12 season
• Roberts joins Union men's basketball for 2011-12
• Union men's basketball signs Koguashvili for 2011-12
• Briefly: Police probing fatal Sunday car crash; Middleton woman killed in I-40 wreck; Tipton County school safety campaign set
• Woman to fight charges in Tenn. airport pat-down
• Piecing together family history is Denton's aim
• All are ready as two schools mark first day in new facilities
• Heat building again as August begins
• House OKs debt limit increase
• Council to vote on Lambuth funding
• Registered sex offender sought - Authorities try to verify all offenders' whereabouts as part of Bobo search
• Be safe on the school bus - Students, parents should heed these guidelines
• Community marks National Night Out tonight
• Building shuffle complicates classroom prep for some teachers Montessori, Parkview educators spend weekend organizing rooms after move
• Price of justice
• Price of justice: Legislators worry about cost of stiffer sentences; other states see long-term benefits
• Man set on fire says attacker should have been in prison
• Late stab at debt-limit deal to avert US default
• Residents learn of available services
• Federal default, cuts would threaten state programs
• Briefs: 262 students graduate from Union during summer ceremony
• Ride on PT boat a thrill for Navy veteran Flynn
• 'The school rush is on'
• Summer graduation concludes 'marvelous' year at Union University
• School system standing drops
• Autistic campers create art
• Brighter Christmas Fund helps families all year
• Regents approve U of M satellite
• State helps former employees after Goodyear plant closure
• AWOL soldier defiantly shouts '09 suspect's name
• Believers uplifted by week of praise, instruction
• Briefs: Bolivar man sentenced to 15 years on drug charges
• Police link man to BP, Horizon robberies
• Union volleyball signs Deem for 2011
• Teachers attend inservice at church Public schools host event for educators
• Blaze under investigation
• Local Briefs: JPD asks public to help identify auto burglars
• Backpacks with supplies collected for students
• JEA gives $2.2M toward campus purchase
• BURGLARIES/THEFTS
• 1 teen dead, others hurt in Tenn. church van wreck
• Roe held without bond in child rape, murder case
• House votes on GOP bill; passage won't end crisis
• Rescued NY pilot recounts 18 hours in Lake Huron
• Hogan named new assistant baseball coach at Union
• GSC accepts Union into membership process
• Haslam speaks at Jackson Rotary Club
• Local Briefs: Jackson man convicted of attempted manslaughter; Mock disaster today at Conger Park, hospital; Public meeting to discuss affects of Goodyear closure; Lambuth hearings continue in bankruptcy court
• Teacher evaluations touted by TN official
• Jackson may lose airline in August
• Couple stayed strong at end of cancer fight
• Dems: Fincher slow with FEC report
• Post offices put on notice
• Library board discusses funding shortfall
• Madison Co. finishing storm cleanup
• Funeral set for musician Reaves
• Reflections on the life and legacy of John R.W. Stott (1921-2011)
• Benton Co. panel makes budget cuts
• High hopes for library growth
• New teachers attend sessions
• Norway victims reflect diversity suspect despised
• Gay couple asked to reverse shirt at Dollywood
• Briefs: Madison Co. rules and bylaws committee meets; Humboldt library has 'Knights and Castle' party; The Incredible Heart Zumba; Barbecue benefits community center; South Side class of '66 reunion; Ice cream social benefits cancer patient
• West TN Healthcare gives $2M for Lambuth University
• Former Lexington worker wins suit
• Benton County: Hearing on landfill draws over 150 people
• Anita Tucker is new South Side principal
• Liberty students attend Air Force JROTC program in Louisiana
• Briefly: Police dog sniffs out suspect in robbery; Jackson police seek armed robber of BP; Free fans offered to Crockett County seniors; Weakley County couple wins state farming honors; THP plans roadblock on Riverside Drive
• Michael Reaves' death 'left a hole in the Jackson music scene'
• Ex-constable Michael Presson taken to prison in sex case
• Judge mulls trial motion in John Freeland Jr. case
• Man stops car, stabs passenger, police say
• State Democrats push tax cuts
• Crowd bids South Side principal farewell at retirement reception
• Murderers among those put on phone supervision
• Ex-NBA player's death remains a mystery
• BRIEFLY: Civil War exhibit set up in Parkers Crossroads
• Union University on prestigious honor roll
• Drug prices to plummet in wave of expiring patents
• Jackson native named commander of reconstruction team in Afghanistan
• Norway suspect says NATO bombs 'tipped the scales'
• No debt deal yet: GOP, Democrats ready rival plans
• Union named to prestigious 'Great Colleges to Work For' honor roll
• Equality Project hosts festival; Organizers hope to raise awareness for issues affecting gay community
• Education commission endorses Lambuth transfer
• All-day fundraiser benefits animal rescue in memory of Amber Kendrick
• Briefs: All 95 Tenn. counties participate in Great American Cleanup
• Arnold deserves special day after 50 years in education
• Gibson Co. authorities share meth lab cleanup resources
• Madison Co. Relay for Life raises $300K for cancer fight
• Kelly Mitchell relies on faith, family after loss of her husband
• Short on justice: Convicts often serve less than half of their jail sentences
• Troubled diva Amy Winehouse dead at 27
• Second meth suspect nabbed
• Haslam's Cabinet making fewer out-of-state trips
• Debt talks crisis: Boehner, Obama trading blame
• Norway horror: 80 die in camp shooting, 7 in blast
• Briefs: City, county set meetings to approve Lambuth deal
• 'It's important that we take our community back,' marcher says
• Fincher violated law, FEC decides
• Deal could allow Memphis schools to open on time
• Environmental group disappointed in EPA guidelines
• Pinson Mounds graduates junior rangers
• Governor mulls possible credit rating drop
• Black bear rescued from jar stuck on its head
• Songs to soothe the soul; 3-day Songfest draws gospel music fans from near and far
• Local Briefs: Savannah apartment fire under investigation; School panel approves athletics policy proposals; Police arrest suspect in auto thefts and burglaries; Illinois sex offender captured in Tennessee
• Veterans honored along stretch of U.S. 79
• Video confession shown in Ark. soldier death trial
• Obama, House Republicans in endgame in debt talks
• Fired Bolivar chief is staying positive
• Realtors wary after agent is attacked; Man in custody, charged with kidnapping, robbery
• Witnesses: Victim said before he died that suspect was mad at him
• Union men's soccer signs Musgrove for 2011
• Benton County slashing budgets; Library may lose $23,625 in funding
• Nissan to build electric car motors at Tennessee plant
• Bolivar chief fired, may appeal; Mayor cites insubordination, failure to address crime, other issues in letter
• Local briefs: Two men charged with rapes involving children; Police search for store robber; Jingle in July set at Miss Ollie's;
• Policy opens sports to home schoolers
• Recycling success in Trenton; City celebrates 30 percent reduction in waste taken to landfill each month
• Realtor attacked at house; Police look for man who posed as client
• Skilled nursing facility to replace Highland Park Elementary School
• Army: Muslim soldier opposed to war is AWOL
• Union University: Young musicians grow in summer camp
• Local Briefs: Jackson police launch Crash Reduction Enforcement Program; Lindamood new warden at Whiteville Correctional Facility; Hosts needed for foreign exchange students; Highway dedication set in Bells; Ruritan Club sets antique tractor show
• Trivia team honors deceased member in celebration of championship win
• SBA loan deadlines near; Deadline for damage loan for home or business is Aug. 9
• Memphis man sentenced to prison
• Memphis school board considers delaying start
• Debt hope: Obama praises 'Gang of Six' plan
• TBI probing lawmaker involvement in nurse cases
• Lexington man beaten to death
• Officers indicted by feds; Charged with violating civil rights of robbery and shooting victim
• Honors Community adds assistant director, new programs
• Union men's basketball adds Duncan for 2011-12
• Jay signs with Union women's soccer program
• Union women's soccer signs Schumaker for 2011
• Marti transfers to Union men's basketball
• Union men's basketball adds Leisey to roster
• George Doumitt, 35, dies; Son of STAR Center founders was 'solid rock,' inspired family
• Space camp invite puts twinkle in teacher's eye
• JCS teachers to incorporate iPad 2 into their lessons
• Fire in motel room leads to meth charges
• Local Briefs: Caregiver charged in attack on woman with intellectual disabilities; Hearing reset for Jackson police officer; Weather service issues heat advisory, watch; Weakley Countian elected Lions Club district governor
• Chester events draw neighbors together Yard contest, block party, Neighborhood Fest planned
• TN Guard units called up; Soldiers based in Trenton, Union City will leave in August for Afghanistan
• Mortgage 'robo-signing' goes on
• Teen wins congressional medal for volunteer work, development efforts
• Police: Death an accident - Humboldt woman's body was found in hole in her backyard
• Registration begins today for upcoming school year
• Jackson Meadow marks 15 years of retirement living
• Briefly: Trenton recognized for its recycling program; Power Breakfast set for today at Royal Reed's; Some closures expected as bridge project begins in Shelby County
• Nation's voters weighing in with lawmakers over debt issue
• Residents complain of ammonia odor as input sought on possible expansion
• Casey Anthony freed from jail, quietly slips from view
• After long wait, residents excited to see Herron Grove Road Bridge open
• Tennessee faces cuts in welfare program
• Casey Anthony's future uncertain as release nears
• Soldiers bid final farewell to pilots; Memorial held for Guardsmen killed in helicopter crash
• Jacksonians join national initiative to 'Rebuild the Dream'
• It's Christmas in July out at Pringles Park
• Local Briefs: Retirement community celebrates anniversary
• 5K raises adoption funds; Run benefits couple hoping to adopt after losing 6 children before or at birth
• Too many rooms at the inn? Experts say city's events support market growth, signal expansion in other areas
• Experts: Casey Anthony should go to a safe house
• Obama pleads with Congress for action
• Hit-and-run victim testifies: Grand jury to hear attempted murder case against Dyersburg High student
• Woman's body found in yard
• Briefs: Four teens arrested
• Sumner Co. schools addresses religious activities
• What's happening in West Tennessee churches
• Jackson Sun wins top awards in state contest
• Progress reported on plans for East Jackson
• 2 accused of making meth
• Ford returns to church where she married husband
• Mixed data show economy growing at weak pace
• Gov. Haslam refuses some state workers pay raises
• Golf tourney benefits Fallen Firefighters Foundation
• Circles of Hope callers asked to 'reach deeper'
• Program gives laptops
• Summer Celebration Lawn and Garden Show cultivates ideas
• Clarksville woman arrested at Nashville airport
• School board votes to give building to city
• Briefs: Jackson woman faces DUI charge in Georgia
• Union baseball signs Brighton's Embry
• Mentally disabled sue Tenn. over cuts to home care
• Jackson man dies in shooting accident
• Wal-Mart gives $40K to Carl Perkins Center
• Lambuth workers get payed Friday
• Rocking for healthcare
• Fans eager for Deathly Hallows II as Potter series wraps up
• Local Briefs: Funeral set for guardsman
• Autopsy report: Baby starved
• India: Terror attack kills 21, wounds 141 in Mumbai
• Netflix price hike angers users, some drop plan
• Holly Bobo Across America: Truck decals to take search for missing coed across the country
• Union men's basketball signs Northern State's Lane
• Oregon junior college transfer signs with Union
• Local briefs: Police give name, cause of death for Pinson man; heat index may reach 115; RIFA needs fans; disaster declaration request for Henderson Co.
• McCorry Street fire still under investigation
• Back 9 Horse and Stables camp a success
• Police: Killer shot fleeing man
• Henderson County: Man charged in killing
• Afghanistan war vet given highest honor
• Betty Ford remembered at bipartisan memorial
• Brownsville officer retires after TBI probe
• Annexed northwest Jackson residents complain
• Senate staffers retransmit Haslam news summary
• Job seekers find help at mobile center
• Briefs: Henderson Co. sheriff investigating body
• No stopgap: Obama demands big deal for debt limit
• Teen faces charge in Memorial Day slaying
• Investigators charge suspect in 1998 and 2008 slayings
• Bolivar must pay 2 cities
• Gibson Co. commission passes 2011-12 budget
• School Board learns about redistricting
• School Board to start search over
• NCAA approves Union's application for NCAA Division II membership process
• NCAA approves Union's application for NCAA Division II membership process
• Union's Kelley, Sheppard named to NABC Honors Court
• Union signs White to soccer scholarship
• West Tennessee group answers construction questions
• AP Interview: Haslam plans proactive 2nd session
• Boy with cancer is granted wish for Disney trip
• Album raises funds for Special Needs ball field
• Briefly: 3 Disaster Recovery Centers set to close
• Floating debris poses risk to space station
• Obama: 'We need to' work out debt deal in 10 days
• Board to discuss finalists for chief of schools
• Upon promotion, officer credits family, preparation for success
• Chester Co. pilot dies in crash
• Panetta: US within reach of defeating al-Qaida
• Developers move forward on 4 East Jackson projects
• Music, tattoos draw crowd
• Grocery employees face drug charges after search
• One Less Reason returns for show
• Herron: FEC decision on Fincher is 'partisan cover-up'
• Restaurant Scores
• Community Voices: East Jackson fights image, hopes for development
• Visit to Alamo is a dream come true
• Briefs: Lands End residence engulfed in flames
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• State official tours group homes for disabled
• One Less Reason show tonight
• Summer activities provide fun for youth — and can help reduce crime
• Local briefs: Several detained after narcotics warrant served
• No-news blues: Haslam clip service drops hundreds
• Lambuth motion granted
• TCAP scores up in science, social studies
• South Side principal Arnold plans to retire
• Memphis Zoo's elder hippo celebrates 50th
• Three Union teams earn NAIA Scholar Team awards
• Union's Joyce named Prospect League All-Star
• Wright explains former position
• Local briefs: Meeting next week for newly annexed residents
• Group protests deportation proceedings for student
• Preliminary TCAP data shows improved scores
• Disaster recovery center becomes SBA center
• Police units lack funding
• Farm subsidies may face cuts, affect 80,000 farmers
• Anthony sentence allows her to go free Wednesday
• State audit shows $1.2M lost, misspent by nonprofit
• Teacher faces more charges
• Superintendent candidate Terrence Martin meets with public, school board
• Obama takes on 'tweeters' in Twitter town hall
• Casey Anthony, acquitted, now must rebuild life
• Local briefs: Jackson woman killed in wreck Tuesday morning; Meet authors Saturday; Fewer fatal wrecks in 2011; Superintendent finalist interviews continue
• Victor Thompson indicted in Charlie Reagan killing
• Medical program's use of live pigs spurs complaint
• United Way invests $1.47M in West TN
• Health care profits may grow
• "Don't Say Gay" statute sparks councilman rant
• Council OKs raises for city workers
• Conger walks in grandfather's footsteps
• Man charged in shooting of Memphis officer
• Youth find acceptance at Tennessee Teen Institute
• United Way exec to leave
• Local briefs: Man killed in morning collision near Milan; Illinois man killed in Hardin Co. motorcycle wreck; Man indicted on third count of stalking; Superintendent finalist interviews begin today
• Anthony not guilty of murder
• Progress reported on TDOT's Hollywood Drive widening project
• French writer files assault charge against Strauss-Kahn
• Union sports information earns five NAIA-SIDA awards
• Union sports information earns five NAIA-SIDA awards
• Families of disabled question how cuts save costs
• Holiday festival launched with cardboard boat race
• Briefs: Dyer Co. estimates May flood damage at $5M; Main Street to be closed temporarily; Aug. 9 is deadline to register with FEMA;
• Police tout new annex
• Police help one of their own after cancer strikes
• Analysis: Gov. Haslam's stalled transparency push
• Closings announced for July Fourth holiday
• Memphis police identify officers in shooting
• Free concerts set to begin
• Law allows for more virtual schools in Tennessee
• Watch fireworks, enjoy the outdoors on July Fourth
• Immediate Greek default prevented, outlook fragile
• Syrian activists: Regime rattled by huge protests
• Biologists tracking lake sturgeon come up empty
• Put safety first when grilling, shooting fireworks
• Love of bluegrass draws crowd to Savannah park
• Freedom: Residents of veterans home reflect on independence
• Jurors see scant evidence in Casey Anthony trial
• Briefs: Three arrested at apartment complex
• Independence Day sparked historic celebrations
• Nuke plant evacuation plans cause for concern
• TBI begins issuing special 'Blue Alerts'
• Lambuth University: Chapter 11 petition cites 200 creditors, including nearly $500,000 owed to JEA
• Ex-IMF chief Strauss-Kahn freed without bail; charges still stand
• Marijuana seized at home after shooting
• Clifft looks at finalist's last job
• AAA shares safe driving tips for holiday
• County sets 2012 budget
• Ogg appointed provost at UT Martin
• Dodd hosts crime march, plans to organize youth activities
• Superintendent interviews: Round two with Martin, Wright
• Community talks begin on schools' strategic plan
• Library cuts hours, closes on Sundays
• Homeless, volunteers gather at cookout
• Memphis to lay off 125 employees, start pay cuts
• New laws on tenure, terrorism still contentious
• River casinos battle perception weeks after floods
• Time to speculate: Princess Diana at 50
• Dog's demise angers owner; He asked Animal Control to find a good home for pet
• Lambuth University to file Chapter 11; Trustees accept stakeholders' proposal to purchase campus
• Superintendent search: Candidates focus on curriculum, ways to boost achievement in interviews
• Homeless newspaper sues city over right to sell
• Milan passes 2012 budget
• Obama reaps victory as judges uphold health law
• Former Madison County constable to serve 35 years
• 2 Tennessee most wanted suspects now in custody
• Man breaking up with girlfriend runs car into house
• Nashville fugitive arrested in Oregon
• Local briefs: Police arrest man and woman on prostitution charges; Area Relief Ministries holds community cookout for the homeless
• Nude boy wanders into Nashville convenience store
• Appeals court hears arguments over Fisk art sale
• Man gets 6 months in jail for killing kittens
• Hospital board passes measures
• 40th reunion set for JCM class
• Boys and Girls club opens in Humboldt
• Candidates stress leadership, money management skills in bid for top spot
• Church preschool closes; Lambuth Memorial pastor says financial woes caused closure
• Teen suspect to be tried as adult; 17-year-old charged in Reagan slaying is held without bond
• Jury: Murfreesboro man killed woman, unborn baby
• NRC chairman says Nebraska's nuke plants remain safe
• Can't ban violent video sales to kids, court says
• School Board questions Browder and White in its first interviews
• Briefly: 3 Disaster Recovery Centers set to close; Free massages offered during Ladies Night In; Governor announces environmental award winners
• Educators aspire to lead; Nine graduate from program that grooms future principals
• Zambito's fans bid her fond farewell
• Court: Policeman acted illegally obtaining Lexington man's phone
• Union University Hendersonville to launch accelerated BSN degree
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Songwriters show to raise funds for Darryl Worley Foundation; Beer Board to meet about applications; Ribbon cutting set for Casey Jones venue; THP plans July 4 traffic checkpoint
• Victory is 'dream come true' for teenage duo
• Pride parade celebrates passage of gay marriage
• Chyanne Scott Fund to send girl from St. Jude to Smokies
• Corps: Mississippi River flood damaged levees
• FBI probes never entangled McWherter
• H&M builds solar farm to supply power to TVA
• Interviews begin for 6 school chief candidates
• Motorcycle ride raises $9,000 for Bobo family
• Bobo's mom asks captors to step forward
• Lambuth's fall: Many decisions over many years led to university's closure
• Lambuth poem: The Death of a Friend
• Alexander seeks ways to speed nominations
• Fourth of July often brings family reunions
• Local briefs: Councilman Brooks attends session to promote clean energy
• Wedding plans bloom as NY legalizes gay marriage
• 'Good Times': JJ Walker hosts an evening of jazz
• Slain man remembered
• No arrests yet as Humboldt police probe shooting death
• Local briefs: 'Good Times' actor to host free jazz concert; 10 compete Sunday in 'West TN Idol' finals
• Fire calls
• What's happening in West Tennessee churches
• Traffic tickets to cost Tennesseans more
• Regents approve tuition hikes of 8 to 11 percent
• Drivers catch a break as gasoline prices fall
• Bulldog booster Charlie Reagan is remembered
• Buyers continue talks on Lambuth
• FEMA centers to open in Hardin, Henry counties
• JEA to offer new telephone features
• Shoppers buy fresh from the farm
• Trustees approve 12 percent UTK tuition increase
• Bill honors M.D. Anderson
• Durham proud to be first runner-up to Miss USA
• Local Briefs: Man shot in back, drives self to hospital
• Child, 3, molested, dropped out of window
• Pageant answer sure to be remembered
• Hearing set in toddler murder
• Reception planned for Nancy Zambito
• Federal judge rules for immigrant workers in suit
• Future of Memphis' sanitation workers still cloudy
• Haslam expects to approve higher ed tuition hikes
• Storm shelters provide security for residents
• Obama: 30,000-plus surge troops leaving Afghan
• Council districts add more voters in new plan
• AP-GfK poll: Slow recovery weakens Obama support
• State cuts can mean big changes for disabled
• New Miss Tenn. debuts at Exchange Club gathering
• Gameday crew loves their work
• Walmart needs to press harder on advancing women
• Casualties mount in N.J. employee benefits battle
• Fatal Fire: Grandma: teenaged fire victim loved books, his baby sister
• Tracy Morgan gives personal apology in Nashville
• After MLK, Memphis sanitation workers in budget crunch
• Gibson panel discusses budget
• "Helping Holly Run" set Saturday to honor Holly Bobo
• Local briefs: Dollar Tree robbery suspect surrenders; More than $13.4M approved by FEMA; Tipton sheriff seeks justice grant; Weakley Co. under disaster declaration
• Memphis sanitation workers in fight to remain employed
• Court records: Teen accused in killing of Charlie Reagan led police to knife
• Time runs short for Lambuth
• Man urinates in Oregon water supply
• Jackson officer faces additional charges
• County OKs first budget reading
• Briefly: Beech Bluff store robbery investigated; Thunderstorms likely today, Wednesday; TDOT truck driver killed while helping motorist near Memphis
• County firemen battle truck fire at pastor's home
• Landfill decision tabled
• New students register for fall semester
• Attorney: New TN law voids anti-bullying policies
• Adamsville native is first runner-up for Miss USA
• 21-year-old Californian wins Miss USA crown
• Study affirms concussion dangers to young athletes
• Miss Tennessee eager to serve others, inspire kids
• County budget review on agenda
• Law has little effect on area speed cameras
• Sam Bomar Night, 5K benefit scholarship fund
• Fincher swaps committees
• Miss Collierville Erin Hatley wins the 2011 Miss Tennessee crown
• 'There's no place like Lambuth': Students, faculty, alumni say goodbye as university prepares to close June 30
• Local Briefs: Martin police investigate homicide at nightclub
• Freedom Rider the Rev. Ben Cox laid to rest
• Korban responds to suit: Doctor denies accusations of false billing, reassures patients practice will continue
• AP sources: Pakistanis tip off militants again
• Tenn. corporations get federal funds for early retirees
• High winds leave wake of damage in Henderson County
• Suicide prevention signs added to Natchez Trace
• Coach was a father figure to many players
• Pageant expert: Interviews key in selection of Miss Tennessee
• Pageant expert: Interviews key in selection of Miss Tennessee
• Arrest in Reagan homicide
• UN supports gay rights for first time
• Humboldt homicide investigation continues
• Freedom Rider speaking in Louisville
• UT asks board for tuition increases
• IHOP repairs under way
• Candidates qualify for Lexington election
• What's happening in West Tennessee churches
• Business execs seek community involvement in schools
• Union to welcome 570 for new student registration June 20
• Burglaries/Theft
• Miss Tennessee Scholarship Pageant: Contestants aim to please crowd, show skills in talent competition
• Affidavit lists name of stabbing victim: Girlfriend arraigned, bond set at $100K
• Lawyer appointed for Roe: Woman appears via camera in court, charged with rape, murder of toddler
• Milan mourns Charles Reagan: Police suspect robbery was motive in Thursday killing of business owner
• Fire Calls
• Local Briefs: Authorities seek help in finding missing girl
• Deadly shooting probed in Humboldt
• McNairy County: Memphis firm brings jobs to Adamsville
• Southern Baptists OK path to legal immigrant status
• Miss Tennessee contestants pick fashions that reflect personalities
• Muslim soldier opposed to war faces porn charge
• Tenn., Ky., Ill. are first in new meal program
• Porn actress: Weiner asked me to lie about talks
• Woman charged in knife attack
• SBA loans for residents
• Hotel opens exhibit of regional artists' work
• Charter schools to be open to all in district
• Govt. report says Fincher farm worth at least $500K
• Miss Tennessee Pageant 2011: Exchange Club hosts luncheon for Miss Tennessee contestants
• Hearing set for Dyersburg High student
• New rules to cut confusion on sunscreen claims
• Celebrate Lambuth Day set Saturday
• School officials strategize
• Austria postpones plan to sell mountain peaks
• Senate sidetracks move to repeal ethanol tax credit
• Secrets of North Carolina woman with 5 dead husbands die with her
• Memphis mobile home owners responsible for removal
• Local Briefs: Police probe stabbing; no charges filed against woman
• S. Baptists elect black pastor to No. 2 post
• Miss Tennessee hopefuls welcomed
• Madison Co. woman charged with TennCare fraud
• BRIEFLY: Police: Woman stabbed uncle in self-defense
• Charges in toddler's death: Bells woman accused of murder, rape of boyfriend's daughter
• Foundation to help troubled youth in Memphis
• Nova Elementary honored for health initiatives
• School chief search narrows
• Friends recall civil rights icon as man of courage, sacrifice
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Uncle stabbed; THP plans checkpoint; committee meetings set
• Miss Tennessee contestants excited as pageant week begins
• Region's chambers unite to lure businesses
• Syrian troops retake town
• States weigh relaxing penalties for teen sexting
• Two festivals bring economic boost to Midstate
• Energy plant in the works? Environmental questions remain about possible waste-to-energy plant in Toone
• Brother, sister earn college money by running roadside produce stands
• Local Briefs: Trenton man dies in single-vehicle wreck
• 'This job is about serving'
• Field of Flags dedicated
• Jury chooses death sentence for Tennessee man who killed, dismembered wife
• Adventure awaits in southeast New Mexico
• TENNderCare: Healthy babies are the goal of shower for moms
• Restaurant scores
• Volunteers, friends vow to bring Holly home
• Palin emails show her eyeing VP slot in summer '08
• Signs of decline mount for Southern Baptists
• Woman charged in toddler assault
• What's happening in West Tennessee churches
• Jackson plant to expand, add jobs
• Memphis dad guilty in killing, dismemberment
• Negotiations continue for Lambuth campus purchase
• Livin' a dream: Speakers help 'find the winner in you'
• Lincoln County utility's water is judged the best
• Morris heads Scout council
• Dockery writes January Bible Study commentary on Ecclesiastes
• Union claims 8th straight TranSouth All-Sports Trophy
• Soccer team partners with Brazilian church on mission trip to Rio
• Soccer team partners with Brazilian church on mission trip to Rio
• Union claims eighth straight TranSouth all-sports trophy
• Union softball signs Missouri standout
• Union's Campbell named TSWA Co-Coach of the Year
• Woman's body ID'd as former resident
• City officials talk Tasers
• E. Coli outbreak in Europe blamed on 'super-toxic' strain
• AP source says Goldman Sachs subpoenaed
• Judge throws out guilty plea
• Burglaries/thefts
• Officers find more than 200 marijuana plants
• Supreme Court hears lifetime alimony case
• Truck owner to be charged
• Sheriff: Deputy kills man who lunges toward him with knife
• Celebrate Lambuth Day
• Union's Copley named NAIA Scholar Athlete
• Union women's soccer signs Wilson
• Decommissioned Nashville officer indicted
• Jackson speller looks to next year's bee
• Louisiana employees disciplined in escape
• Unusual animals kickoff summer reading program
• 'So, so tragic': Girl, 12, killed in hit-and-run loved animals
• GOP presses Obama on spending Medicare
• Wilkerson sentenced in church fraud case
• Witness recounts accident
• Local briefs: Police probe bypass accident; Authorities investigate slayings
• Court lets inmate fight for racist literature
• Union to hold festival to celebrate KJV legacy and impact
• City offers 'no-growth budget' for 2012
• Shuffling students: Move will help schools grow
• Humboldt student in Scripps spelling bee
• Shooting death prompts anti-crime march
• Local Briefs: Disaster unemployment help available
• Haywood County: Boyfriend charged in shooting
• Woman's body found on Aaron Long Road
• Alamo mom arrested on gun charge
• House rejects debt limit increase without cuts
• Tenn. lottery scholarship students face hourly cap
• Gunman sought in city's third homicide of 2011
• Students share about distant times, cultures
• JCM teen excited to attend Girls State leadership program
• First look at city budget
• Donations to website assist 'wounded warriors'
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Heat index may exceed 105 degrees this week
• 'We need to be reminded of veterans' sacrifices'
• 'Veterans who've given all' honored at cemetery
• Teachers' negotiating clouded by new state measure
• Federal disaster assistance available in more counties
• Senate speaker Ramsey touts unity of GOP leadership
• Tornado blows Miss. wedding picture from Ala. to Tenn.
• Military reports 6 soldiers killed in Afghanistan by IED
• BRIEFLY: Art of Compassion festival planned
• UT Martin hosts two summer Governor's Schools
• Background checks for RAs
• Speaker: Remain fired up to help youth
• Restaurant scores
• Scout leads flag retirement
• Service, honor: Veteran of three wars knows meaning of holiday
• Backyard storm shelters become relics of the past
• Science can't design away tornadoes' deadly threat
• PBS program tonight highlights Memorial Day
• Lambuth auctions artifacts
• Haslam to sign Tenn. traffic camera bill into law
• Local briefs: Fincher introduces bill to speed approval for biotech crops; WRAP to hold butterfly release this week
• Hollywood Cemetery Memorial Day Observance Sunday, May 29
• Hollywood Cemetery Memorial Day Observance Sunday, May 29
• Local briefs: McNairy Co. man dies in early Friday wreck
• Pair of wins a 'good day' for Panthers, Decatur Co.
• Lambuth counteroffer $9.4M
• Higher gas prices hampering some travel this Memorial Day weekend
• Probe finds Tenn. Senate staffers get pay hike
• 5 hurt in blast at metal powders plant
• Library Board talks budget
• Soldier speaks, veterans honored at UT Martin
• Scouts, DAR to retire flags
• BURGLARIES/THEFTS
• A month later, Alabama survivors still in shelters
• Local Briefs: Driver charged after 80 mph flight from police
• Haslam rejects claims that teacher morale flagging
• Much of TN to be declared federal disaster area
• Closings, events set for Memorial Day, weekend
• 'All I saw was sparks fly' - Cleanup, assessment continue after severe storms, possible tornadoes
• Some of Joplin's missing turn up safe, alive
• Lambuth offers sneak peek of historical items for sale Saturday
• Union's Gentle named NAIA Golf Scholar Athlete
• Union softball puts two on All-American list, one scholar athlete
• High winds wreak havoc
• Forecasts, TV and luck eased tornado risk in Okla.
• Correction
• Nashville connector to bridge racial divide
• Defunding of Planned Parenthood may not be final
• Blackburn pushes to allow interstate health insurance
• Rural libraries get money for computers, software
• Sharing the road: Woolfork speaks to lawmakers about opposing bigger trucks
• Pusser Festival kicks off in Adamsville
• Family mattered most to Odell
• Jackson-Madison County School Board: Lambuth athletic facilities eyed
• 'Doomsday' for library
• Volunteers honored for helping seniors with Medicare issues
• Two schools get new principals
• Teachers of the Year: Top educators honored by school, health care systems
• A race to find survivors before more storms arrive
• Oprah Winfrey focuses on fans during finale
• Severe weather possible today
• Lambuth's Last Gift - - Brick Sale Extended
• Union golf playing in ninth NAIA National Tournament
• Union, Kelley ready to take next step
• Union, Kelley ready to take next step
• A blast from the past
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Madison County man charged with child rape; Police dog finds man in trash bin after robbery
• Man sentenced to death in murder, kidnapping
• Board to discuss Lambuth facilities
• Megasite authority discusses progress
• Future entrepreneurs display business ideas
• Brown's Ruritan Club celebrates 35 years of service
• Union named to Community Service Honor Roll
• Jackson Prep recognizes first and only graduate
• Family has doubts if death was accidental
• Organist dedicates musical composition to storm victims
• Cajun country agonizes as water rises in La.
• Apocalypse believers await end, skeptics carry on
• Union presents 100th Tigrett Medal to standout senior
• Local Briefs: Man charged after $8K worth of drugs found
• Favorite eateries part of Ind. graduation trip
• Miss Ollie's crowd cheers new budget with funding for takeover of Lambuth
• Dems discuss core values
• Graduating class is the largest in Union history
• Gov. Haslam's spending plan
• Lawmakers adopt $30B state budget
• Walkers join in prayer for Bobo
• Last 'tornado class' graduates at Union's 186th annual spring commencement
• Elks Lodge chapter celebrates 120 years of community service
• Legislature replaces teacher collective bargaining
• Tenn. Senate OKs ban on teaching of homosexuality
• Trustee emeritus of Union dies at 89
• Guardsmen assist man who fainted at sub shop
• House passes its version of $30.8B spending plan
• Tenn. anti-abortion measure headed for 2014 ballot
• County Budget Committee: Panel talks pay hikes, funding for education
• Summer fun, adventure beckoning as school ends
• Lambuth Auction Press Release
• Union women's soccer signs Paducah's Clark
• Union men's soccer adds Hendersonville's Scogin
• Social Security building halted
• Cox honored for Freedom Ride
• Local Briefs: Grandmother arraigned on assault charges
• Ex-IMF chief gets $1M bail in NYC sex assault case
• Burglaries/Thefts
• Judge rules against plaintiffs in mosque suit
• Vietnam veterans remembered: Memorial wall exhibit honors war dead in visit to Camden
• RIFA seeks donations for school uniform exchange
• Lambuth stake holders split cost
• Tenn. collective bargaining bill passes House
• Trustee Emeritus David Q. Byrd dies at age 89
• Water receding, but Memphis homes are still swamped
• Flood victims ordered to return mistaken disaster aid
• Wis. man eats way to milestone: 25,000 Big Macs
• Survey finds laws needed to fight sex trafficking
• $5.9M offered for Lambuth: Negotiations continue between trustees, group backing U of M
• Computers 4 Kids link boys and girls to success
• Jackson-Madison County schools: Students get closer look at technology
• Local Briefs: Grandmother charged with assault; Jury finds car thief guilty; Gibson couple charged with TennCare fraud
• Board uses Internet for meeting records
• Teacher contract talks stall
• Union named to Community Service Honor Roll for 5th straight year
• Knox man testifies invasion suspect smiled as shot
• $20,000 raise for school chief discussed
• Shriver: 'painful and heartbreaking time'
• Camden to honor memorial wall exhibit
• State planning office to close
• Officials propose agency budgets
• Many types of crime decreasing in Jackson
• Local briefs: Firefighters probe 2 vacant house fires
• BancorpSouth closing two branches
• Superintendent search firm gathers community input
• County discusses Denmark landfill lawsuit
• Classroom on the move
• Opening of call center delayed
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Penal farm escapee back in custody
• Man charged in jewel heist
• TBI probes deaths of Bruceton pair
• Citizens: Passionate visionary wanted as schools' leader
• More than 100 rally for U of M presence in Jackson
• US hits its debt limit
• Union honors retirees Baldwin, Hickey, Porter
• Obama visit validates hard work of Tenn. graduates
• Two seek seat on commission: Unseated councilman Neudecker, LANA leader Roberts interested in vacant spot
• The Jackson Sun wins 22 writing, photography awards
• NASA comes to Jackson
• Briefly: African-American book club presents Movie Review Night
• County Dems choose leaders
• Best-tasting water is difficult to judge
• Input sought on schools
• Huckabee says he won't run for president
• N.Y. police question IMF head in hotel
• Post-Osama, Pakistan warns U.S. military of supply line cut
• 101st Airborne commander says progress made during Afghanistan deployment
• La. floodgate opens, diverts Mississippi
• 'A great milestone:' Gordon Pierson celebrates graduation from North Side High, 19th birthday after lifetime coping with vaccine-associated polio
• Woman tied to singer charged with smothering baby
• Police say man who attacked police was suicidal
• La. spillway to open, flooding Cajun country
• First Bridge Academy grads proud to reach milestone
• Fallen officers honored
• UT Martin and FHU host commencements
• NASA exhibit comes to Casey Jones Village
• Cancer benefit canceled after tornado warnings
• Dockery to speak at May 21 spring commencement
• IHOP temporarily closes after fire
• Debate over who should pay for Lambuth campus
• Burglaries
• Dyersburg estimates flood damage in city at $140K
• Slow migration unfolds in flood's path in Miss.
• Rudy Gay stresses education at Boys & Girls Club banquet
• Michigan fugitive arrested
• Panel sued over solid waste ruling
• Solus brings workout to Lincoln students
• Union University to host summer camps in six sports
• Local Briefs: Pickup truck sought in hit-and-run; Jackson man faces drug charges after search
• Bemis Mill to be used for storage
• House speaker rescues collective bargaining bill
• School budget 'hard sell'
• Peabody duckmaster addresses Rotary Club
• Next step is recovery as water subsides at Memphis
• Man shot by deputy in Weakley County
• Federal money to aid Madison Co. cleanup
• Floodwaters rise in the poverty-stricken Delta
• As Mississippi crests in Memphis, delta braces for historic flood
• Randolph's hosts animal rescue benefit
• Memphis school wins graduation address from Obama
• Bill to curb teachers' bargaining rights advances
• School budget studied
• Headen named officer of the year
• Obama mocks Republican position on immigration
• Group mulls Lambuth deal
• Mcnairy County: Body found after blaze
• Principals honored by awards at capitol
• Directing young talent
• Teen gets 17-year sentence in murder: Stinson entered best-interest plea in shooting case
• Student pleads not guilty in hit and run: Dyersburg teen accused of running down rival student at baseball game
• Blake Brooks plans to attend the U.S. Naval Academy
• Briefly: Penal farm inmate sought after escape
• Speaker advises students to stay positive, persevere
• Woman charged with trying to suffocate young son
• Tenn: Critics chafe at unspent flood relief funds
• GibsGibson County Commission - Workshops set on budget
• Union's Barry, Rushing earn top TranSouth golf honors
• Small brood of cicadas expected in West Tenn.
• Correction
• Teachers feel respected
• Briefly: Sparky's Night benefits Walk to End Alzheimer's
• In the Delta, a new flood brings back old fears
• NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet set for late May
• Annexation draws near
• No. 22 Union baseball gets Montgomery site for opening round
• Freshmen House members feel pressure to solve deficit woes
• Local Briefs: Hunt for Holly Bobo continues today
• Memphis readies for river's crest
• Ala. churches forge bonds after deadly tornadoes
• Candid videos show rare view of unkempt bin Laden
• Bridge slow to reopen
• Mother's Day evolved into economic boom
• Neighborhood cleanup
• Commencement caps students' long journeys
• Questions raised on end-of-course testing policy
• Welborn wins Eaton speech contest
• Union honors students for academic achievement
• Union golf claims second straight conference title, advances to nationals
• Union softball falls in conference tournament title game
• Search for Holly Bobo continues
• County's budget panel hears funding requests
• Residents asked to join leaders in prayer for guidance, blessings
• BURGLARIES/THEFTS
• Templeton named new deputy Ag commissioner
• Flood threatens Mud Island
• White may be interim JMCS chief
• FIRE CALLS
• Game leads to shooting
• For families of missing, it's a long torment
• More than 200 students present research at annual Scholarship Symposium
• Lambuth teacher 2nd in national contest
• County reviewing budgets: Committee hears over 30 department requests
• Anxiety rises along the flood-swollen Mississippi
• Dockery: What is impact of the University of Memphis acquiring Lambuth deal?
• Apathy blamed for low turnout: 7.7% vote total lowest for city
• Tenn. man urges love after twister death of son
• Obama rules out releasing grisly bin Laden photos
• 5 arrested on meth charges
• Local Briefs: Police search for rapist of teenaged girl; Bolivar teen charged with reckless homicide; Bolivar woman accidentally runs over son
• Leaders mull Lambuth buy: Trustees may get proposal by May 10
• Annexation final May 26: Council also discusses redistricting, animal control, equal opportunities
• Legislature delays antitrust until 2012
• Campus plan progresses: Gov. asks for $5M for U of M to operate Lambuth location
• Jackson city Council gets two freshmen
• River island in Memphis may need to be evacuated
• Families recall 2003 tornado victims
• Carrier gets two years in prison: Former officer sentenced in shooting
• Bobo family makes plea to public
• Some roads still flooded, but sunny skies ahead
• Local Briefs: Parsons man killed in accident
• Union softball puts seven players on all-conference team, Hayes, Joy named top player, newcomer
• Rain continued Monday, but no major flooding
• 'Justice was being served': Emotions run high as West Tennessee reacts to news of bin Laden's death
• Local Briefs: Man charged in attack on couple; Search for Holly Bobo continues; Dollar General robbery
• One precinct moved for today's election
• Interim leader for JMCSS? School board could vote Thursday to engage interim superintendent
• Families of Sept. 11 victims find news bittersweet
• Trailer parks, streets flooding in Memphis
• Bin Laden's demise: US rejoices after a decade
• Haslam, FEMA chief visit Greene Co. tornado damage
• Soldier's widow happy, angry about bin Laden news
• BIN LADEN DEAD
• NCAA letting UA take care of impacted athletes
• Lane grads 'represent leadership and hope'
• Union baseball puts four on all-conference list, three gold gloves
• More rain, flooding expected
• Conger challenges Neudecker in race for District 5
• Briefs: Search for Holly Bobo continues; Sobriety checkpoint; Southwest Airlines moving into Memphis; Gateway Exams
• Few candidates sign pledge for limited government
• Find family fun at Strawberry Festival
• Search for school leader: Board to discuss possibility of hiring interim superintendent
• On anniversary of floods, nonprofits tout success
• Lambuth timeline
• FEMA reps arrive in Greene County
• Volunteers tend to victims in storm-ravaged South
• Residents reflect on year since May floods
• More flooding expected in West Tennessee
• Universities offer help for Tuscaloosa
• In twister's path, a struggle for survival
• Madison wins nationals: Academic Decathlon team earns 1st place in its division
• Website offers look at eagles' nest live
• Local briefs: More than 50 officers search for Holly Bobo; Monday Symphony location; Coupons; Drug Take-Back; more...
• Tornado confirmed in Hardin Co.
• Tornado confirmed in Hardin Co.
• Rescuers hobbled by worst twisters since '32:329 people killed across seven states
• Rescuers hobbled by worst twisters since '32
• William weds Kate as billions watch — and hope
• Attention turns to rising flood waters
• Attention turns to rising flood waters: Owner - Business will bounce back from flooding
• Hard choices for Haslam
• Hospital talks on anti-trust continue
• Union plans library, publishing
• Final Lambuth commencement today
• Pro choreographer teaches youth
• Lambuth University Celebrates Commencement Exercises
• Trustees OK new library, NCAA application and publishing project
• Tornadoes devastate South, killing at least 290
• Union has 24 spring athletes named TranSouth Scholars
• Authorities fear Crockett County levee may fail
• Burglaries/Thefts
• Finney's education forum sparks debate
• Local briefs: W.Va. woman accused in husband's murder is arrested in Jackson; Early voting ends
• About 20 homes evacuated in Dyer County
• Investigators continue to follow leads in search for Holly Bobo - Mehr: We still have hope
• Tigrett Middle will open Monday: Homeowners assess flood damage
• Heavy damage in Hardin Co.: Weather service is investigating whether storm was a tornado
• Clear skies aid storm cleanup in Gibson Co.
• Carlson to lecture April 29
• ACT Conference speakers encourage Christian involvement in the arts
• Union baseball splits double-header, Friday's game to decide second place
• Doctor acquitted on sex charge
• In N.H., Trump takes credit for Obama birth info
• Officials stop using citizens in search for Holly Bobo
• Counties still assessing damage
• UNDERWATER AGAIN: Residents hope floods won't repeat 2010 records
• Flooding closes Murphy Lane in Hardeman Co.
• Activist Kevin Powell to speak at Lane graduation
• Ray art reception today: Retired Lambuth professor's new work displayed at Bank of Jackson
• Local Briefs: Elderly man accused of raping 4-year-old child
• Utility crews work long hours to restore power after storms
• Officials confirm 10 dead after storms ravage Arkansas
• Floodwaters threaten to overrun Midwest levees
• Haywood County: Damage to trucking company, some homes
• Risk of tornadoes, flooding continues
• 'Everything caved right in' - Widespread damage in Madison County on Tuesday
• High schools are commended by SACS
• Madison decathlon team goes to national contest
• Storms don't stop Holly Bobo search
• McLemoresville hardest hit in Carroll County
• **URGENT** Update Regarding Threat of Severe Weather 4/26/11
• Brace for more storms: Strong tornadoes, significant flooding will be possible today and Wednesday
• Tougher crime laws sought: Public Safety Coalition wants legislature to increase penalties for some offenses
• Storms damage houses, down power lines and trees
• Stormy weather to delay search as hunt for Holly Bobo continues
• Hospital officials meet in Nashville
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Attempted murder warrant issued for Humboldt man; City Voting; Fugitive apprehended in Humboldt
• Arkansas state champion signs with Union cross country
• What's next? Some options available for the Fed
• Debate team captures second straight IPDA national title
• Local briefs: Police say Jackson woman carjacked on Sunday
• Gadhafi unleashes rocket barrage on rebel city
• In Easter message, pope urges diplomacy in Libya
• Tragic romance eclipses 2nd-to-last shuttle flight
• Tenn. sheriff making extradition trips
• Politicians worry about planned cuts for Corps
• Ketron says he concentrates on tough issues
• More than $130K raised for the March of Dimes
• Trenton kicks off 31st annual Teapot Festival
• Authorities: New leads propel search for Holly Bobo
• Memphis now win at home, go up 2-1 over Spurs
• Memphis now win at home, go up 2-1 over Spurs
• Phone tracking invading privacy
• New farm bill expected to revamp status quo
• Volunteers press on in search for Bobo
• Theobald: Corker's massive fundraising sends a message
• Morris: Easter is a great day for celebrating life
• Briefly: Woman accused of selling fake hydrocodone pills
• 2 arrested on drug charges
• Teachers lobby legislators for support
• Teachers: Morale sinks as state seeks reforms
• Dozens killed in bloodiest day of Syria uprising
• Friends describe Bobo as bright and selfless
• Radio weather spotter has close call when storm destroys cabin
• Oates charts a new path with 'Mississippi Mile'
• Briefs: Victim of wreck has been identified
• Foundation exceeds $20M in assets
• Police: woman who reported finding baby is mother
• Tenn. GOP lawmaker defends anti-terrorist bill
• Tenn. lottery scholarship bill may be studied
• Union develops 'teach-out' agreement with Lambuth
• Union golf wins sixth tournament title of season
• Leads in Holly Bobo search reviewed: Volunteers took a break Thursday
• Milan still cleaning up after storm
• Amazon failure takes down sites across Internet
• 6 schools vie for visit from President Obama
• Proposed charter changes stall: Council tables proposals for later consideration
• Senate OKs bill to create school voucher program
• Legislators want hospital flap settled
• THP ramps up enforcement for Easter weekend
• Lambuth seeks OK for teach-out plans with 7 schools
• Information For Students Needing to Transfer
• Q & A With Dr. Bill Seymour
• Holly Bobo vigil raises spirits of searchers
• 'It was just a big boom' - Storm damage spread across West Tennessee
• Residents suspect tornado in Milan
• Local Briefs: Juveniles admit to Sonic holdup
• Tree crashes into teen's bedroom
• Crockett County: Pin oak felled by windstorm
• Man charged with stalking gets higher bond
• 4-year old child killed in tractor fall
• Preacher admits sex with teenager - sentenced to time served, probation
• Union's Lamb named player of the week
• Union's Fronabarger gets win number 200
• Some storm damage in Madison County
• Lawsuit damages bill advances in House
• Tenn. woman admits she embezzled $490,000
• Local Briefs: Jackson man faces drug charge after traffic stop
• A year after spill, Gulf Coast is healing, hurting
• Heart network to help cardiac patients
• Hope fuels volunteers looking for Holly Bobo
• Leaders challenged to improve region
• Big verdict winners say it's not about the money
• United Way raises $2.1M in 2010-11 campaign
• Dungy encourages investment in young people's lives
• Bible knowledge must result in godly obedience, Platt says at Ryan Center conference
• Thomas' no-hitter, two wins highlight Union sweep over Bethel
• Tony Dungy talks faith, family values at Union gala
• Theater student looks forward to next stage in life
• Theater student looks forward to next stage in life
• Briefs: Severe weather possible; Bank robber search; Muse Park closed; and more...
• Offender accused of stalking 2 women
• Byrd new county attorney
• $75K reward in Holly Bobo case
• Attorney to appeal after bond revoked on teacher sex charges
• Defense to challenge confession in postal killings
• TOSHA probes Kilgore accident
• Firm: Hunt for JMCS leader is all about students
• UT system opposes bill to allow guns on campus
• Center for Excellence in Health Care Practice partners with JCM
• Sparky's gives some profits to scholarship fund
• Adoptive mother: Foster care, adoption rewarding experiences
• Local briefs: Early voting; Child Abuse Prevention month; Camp Bluebird...
• Operator airs plan to control Japan nuclear crisis
• Day of Afghan attacks kills 8 NATO service members
• FAA gives tired controllers extra hour off between shifts
• Upgrades on county agenda
• Twisters leave dozens dead, ruin in 6 states
• Residents asked to report if anyone acted strangely the day Holly Bobo disappeared
• Cooper's signature issue makes it to prime time
• More shelling in rebel-held city in Libyan
• At least 4 killed in NC storms; death toll at 21
• Legislators may wait until 2012 to redraw TN districts
• West Tennessee history rooted in Civil War
• Decatur County: Hundreds volunteer to hunt for missing Holly Bobo
• Quality museums abound in Okla. City
• Denmark grant discussed
• Restaurant scores
• Public funds may pay Lambuth debts
• Search uncovers lunch box
• House passes huge GOP budget cuts, opposing Obama
• Obama: Congress must raise debt limit
• Powerful spring storms kill 9 in Ark., Okla.
• Correction
• Lambuth faculty focused on students
• Dungy headlines golf and gala Monday
• Program honors crime victims
• Union baseball game suspended in 5th by rain
• Local briefs: Madison Co. woman charged with aggravated assault; Meteorologists predict severe weather today
• Lambuth residents worry about loss of neighborhood 'stabilizer'
• Search continues: Father says abductor may know family
• Presson guilty on 22 sex charges
• Heartbreak over Lambuth closure: Another college may take over campus soon
• Fire calls
• School board hires search firm
• Burglaries/Thefts
• Hudson, Gentle recognized at hall of fame as Union athletes of the year
• County sets budget meetings
• Yale student killed when lab machine snags hair
• Local Briefs: Savannah man killed in three-car accident
• Lambuth supporters pray for future
• Search, prayers for woman abducted in Decatur Co.
• Bolivar teen dies in shooting accident
• Teacher had students oink at messy boy
• Winning portraits of George Washington
• Forecast: Storms likely tonight and Friday
• Local Briefs: Presson on trial on sex charges
• Tenet sues Community Health: Healthcare companies' stock collapses after lawsuit filed
• District 8 candidates focus on spending: Council hopefuls stress fiscal responsibility
• Tennessee programs take hit in budget deal
• Union City dress shop featured in Lifetime show, "Glamour Belles"
• Exchange Club kicks off Flags of Freedom project
• Congregation votes to change denominations
• Haslam 'won't apologize' for Cabinet pay hikes
• Panel chooses search firm to help Jackson-Madison County Schools find a new leader
• Honoring those left behind: Statue in honor of children of fallen soldiers unveiled at Pringles Park
• Fundraiser Held for Morgan Kelley Memorial Fund
• Parkview Montessori name may change
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Grease fire burns East Jackson woman; Lambuth spelling bee play is tonight
• Union baseball drops to No. 17 in latest rankings
• No. 17 Union baseball holds off William Carey for 3-2 win
• Union's Hayes, Kirk sweep softball weekly honors
• School officials celebrate system progress under federal guidelines
• University plans begin early: Each Andrew Jackson classroom is assigned a college to learn about
• 9 percent of THP spending dedicated to non-traffic
• Gore lauds McWherter's commitment to transparency
• Lambuth prays for future: Community invited to 'Uniting in Faith' service on Wednesday
• Vaughn seeks to unseat Bray in District 6
• America's greatest conflict echoes through generations
• Obama's debt cutting plan: Everything on the table
• It's Showtime for Lambuth Theatre Production!
• Prayer Service to Be Held at Lambuth University
• New Dockery book explores role of Christian denominations
• Local Briefs: Crockett Co. student still critical after hit and run
• Teachers demoralized over attacks on profession
• Pentagon's second thoughts on Iraq withdrawal
• McWherter 'did it his way and did a splendid job'
• City Council: Peery to challenge Cisco for District 9 position
• 'He was truly one of us,' Dresden resident says
• Police say thefts occurring at flooded-out homes
• Resident, postal service satisfied by resolution of mailbox battle
• School work session today
• Patrons clobber suspect, tie with duct tape
• Readers share favorite memories of Carl Perkins
• Rockabilly legend: Join celebration of Carl Perkins' birthday at rockabilly museum
• Syrian protests turn deadly; 32 reported killed
• Teen critical after hit and run
• No. 13 Union takes series with 8-5 victory on Martin Methodist
• What's happening in West Tennessee churches
• Educators' sorority honors local leaders
• Finney to host forum
• Union sponsors pink jersey auction for cancer research
• No. 13 Union baseball splits with Martin Methodist
• Union volleyball adds Hoover's Wainwright
• Police probe second murder
• Georgia woman cleans purse, finds winning ticket
• Strong aftershock rattles disaster-weary Japan
• TN braces for impact of federal shutdown
• Battle of Shiloh remembrances set
• Holland salutes vets
• Briefs: Ex-boyfriend found guilty of assault, other charges
• FIRE CALLS
• BURGLARIES/THEFTS
• Counting the homeless: More than 400 homeless in Madison County
• Moore connects adoption to the gospel during Crabtree lecture series
• Norwegian filmmakers speak at annual film festival
• Union women's soccer signs Goodlettsville's Morgan
• Panel approves pharmacy designs: CVS Pharmacy to open 2012 in Jackson
• Boy who cried in video named honorary NJ governor
• Young widow shares story a year after accident - 'I don't think I'd be here today without my children'
• President, lawmakers meet as shutdown looms
• Lawsuit damages bill advances in Tenn. House
• Botta leaves TCA helm: Board notifies head of school he will be replaced immediately
• March of Dimes breakfast to be Friday at Baker's Rack
• Dyslexia conference can benefit parents
• Liberty, JCM transfer forms due Friday
• Local briefs: North Carolina couple killed in accident
• Moy stresses importance of integrity in the workplace
• JCS standout signs with Union women's soccer
• Thomas' 1-hitter caps Union softball sweep over Freed-Hardeman
• Union baseball drops to No. 13 in latest rankings
• Union women's soccer signs Greenbrier's Presley
• Local Briefs: Toddler injured when car hits tree
• Charter school advances: Council vote clears way for school to open if it's approved by state
• Energy options presented at forum
• Storms fell trees, crush homes in South, killing 9
• Rites set for former Gov. McWherter
• Pringles brand sold: Buyers imply plant will stay here
• Author speaks about book challenging view of hell
• Search group considers three firms
• Wind damages assessed as Decatur County recovers a day after storm
• Celebrity fundraiser: Cosby plays full Jackson house
• Union to host Teacher Expo 2011
• Henderson County has close calls during storm
• Tenn. proposal would allow multi-party nominations
• Union's Barry named golfer of the week
• Union softball gets twin bill sweep at Mid-Continent
• Southwest checks older jets, cancels fewer flights
• Briefly: JCM teacher in city court
• Trees crush roofs, porches, cars: Bemis resident: 'Thank God nobody got hurt'
• Lightning strike sets attic on fire: No injuries reported after blaze at apartment complex
• Union's Town and Gown series examines welfare of children
• McWherter loved to serve: Former governor made better education, roads his hallmark
• Truancy board to hear more than 20 cases
• Charter school weighed: City Council to consider alternative payment plan
• Town and Gown series at Union to examine children's welfare
• Union's Lamb named conference player of the week
• Focus on God's gifts: Memphis couple shares message of faith, hope
• Severe weather possible today: Tornadoes, hail, flooding may usher in cold front
• Local Briefs: THP plans Benton Co. checkpoint
• TV journalist to speak at African-American Leadership Conference
• Federal shutdown would lay off thousands in state
• Tennessee No. 1 for meth labs in nation
• Funding cuts affect fight against meth
• Old times are not forgotten: Civil War at 150
• Local Briefs: Meteorologist predicts strong winds today; Renewable energy forum set for Tuesday
• Report: Crime at college declined in 2010
• Staples Center, Lakers offer cool vacation stop
• Beaus off to good start
• Lawmakers welcome input on immigration bills
• High-end medical option prompts Medicare worries
• No. 7 Union baseball splits with No. 17 Cumberland, falls in series
• Union rallies to earn split versus No. 7 Trevecca
• Whisnant kicks off her city council campaign
• Severe weather in Monday's forecast
• Benton County landfill dispute heads to court
• Teacher accused of DUI after car hits pole
• Local Briefs: Man charged in shooting; Man charged with aggravated assault
• Correction
• Voting rights appeals process discussed
• Gibbons focuses on resources, training
• Dockery touts growth
• Lane expands as enrollment rises
• Union softball ties record, sweeps Cumberland
• Local briefs: Man convicted in 2009 robbery;Deputies probe accidental shooting
• Fire calls
• Burglaries/Thefts
• Sunday to bring storms
• Tenn. Senate's OK sends teacher tenure bill to gov
• Presidential birth certificate bill fails in Tenn.
• THP, task force team up, leading to drug arrest
• Police: Cargo theft is growing problem
• Tony Blair; Former British PM to speak at Union's Scholarship Banquet
• Emergency Preparedness: Local emergency agencies Shake,
• Tony Blair to headline Union's 14th annual Scholarship Banquet
• Memphis player signs with Union women's soccer
• Iowa native joins Union women's soccer program
• Drug task force funds probed
• Kilgore fire report heavily censored
• Local briefs: Two juveniles charged in robbery; Robbery at Lenny's
• Report: Load fed Kilgore blast
• MAT Holdings buys Jackson assets
• MAT Holdings buys Jackson assets
• Madison County Democratic Party moves convention
• Church responds to verdict
• 3 charged in burglaries
• Students to compete in Orlando
• Library board offers budget plans
• Union to host social work conference April 7
• Union students share gospel, encounter celebrities on GO Tampa trip
• Union women's soccer adds Riverdale standout to fall roster
• Local briefs: Man charged in finger-biting assault; Escapee arrested after more than 10 years
• Jury awards $1.5M in death of preschooler
• Biggest spike in radiation at Japan power plant
• Renewed US missile barrage amid Libya talks
• Airline, airport in tiff: Carrier chief says TSA funding is unnecessary
• School planners begin process
• Union University speaker: Honesty is best policy for working Christians
• Voting districts mulled: Madison Co. may reduce number of School Board districts
• WTH board to buy building for school
• Grant to spur businesses' web presence
• New Dockery book addresses key components to Christian leadership
• Toxic plutonium seeping from Japan's nuclear plant
• Libyan rebels bear down on Gadhafi's hometown
• Obama on Libya: 'We have a responsibility to act'
• Union's Roof named pitcher of the week
• Weapons, gun parts from Tenn., in Middle East
• GOP, Dems clash over 3rd parties on Tenn. ballot
• Briefly: Body found at burning home in McNairy Co.; Arrests made on violations of sex offender registry
• NAIA tournament moving to Kentucky's capital in 2012
• NAIA tournament moving to Kentucky's capital in 2012
• Dyer's ex-fire chief: I didn't want to resign
• Wildlife group opposes bill to allow deer farming
• Students study school policy at SCOPE
• Union softball sweeps Martin Methodist
• Should sheriffs trump feds in Tenn.?
• 3 face meth charges: Police find meth lab in motel
• Hit-and-run survivor seeks tips on driver
• Local briefs: Woman robbed; School board meets; CASA Walkathon; Memorial committee meeting
• Lost cemetery puzzles residents of Deanburg
• Bells woman has special 91st birthday at UT
• Bachelors auctioned for a worthy cause: Event raises over $2K to support Relay for Life team
• Haslam offers exceptions to damages cap
• Student, staff hope to stay at Lambuth
• Local briefs: No one hurt in BP robbery; NWS: Small hail reported
• Merger or sale among options for Lambuth
• Pentagon: U.S.-led strikes help rebels retake Libya city
• Japan's government criticizes nuke plant operator
• First female VP candidate Ferraro dies at 75
• Mom says background checks are needed for college RAs
• Cloudy skies, slight chance for severe storms today
• Theft case may expand
• Teacher accused of rape in Gibson Co. surrenders; Arraignment rescheduled for Haywood teacher
• Ramsey: I support megasite
• Breach possible at troubled Japanese nuclear power plant
• Qatar becomes 1st Arab country to fly over Libya
• Bill replaces 'idiot' and 'lunatic' in state laws
• BPW hosts 'green' jobs forum for women
• RIFA board tentatively OKs plans to move
• Superintendent search: Committee reviews search firms
• No. 16 Union baseball completes series sweep over Bethel
• Former Lambuth student fights ouster
• Megasite cash on hold: State funding not in governor's budget
• Local briefs: Woman charged with firing shotgun near children; Mother of 3 killed in crash
• Toyota closures could be felt here
• Indictment: Teacher's rape charges involve one girl
• Hill's assault charge dismissed - Judge: Case like 'Children scuffling'
• Burglaries/Thefts
• JEA to lower utility rate
• Blackburn says conditions improving in Iraq
• Fire calls
• No. 16 Union baseball gets 2-1 win in 13 innings over Bethel
• Union's Davis named All-American, Kelley a scholar athlete
• Union women's basketball puts three on All-American first team
• Union women's basketball signs transfer for 2011-12 season
• Library to mull budget: Trustees discuss next year at Wednesday meet
• Trial set in Vincent Brown murder
• 'Pocket of excellence': Jackson praised for mental health and drug treatment
• GOP: Campaign account is conflict for ex-lawmaker
• Tea Party scolded for calling Haslam 'socialistic'
• Boehner presses Obama to define Libya mission
• Taylor was outsized presence in petite frame
• Henderson County grand jury gets preacher sex case
• Coach indicted on 19 counts: Haywood County teacher faces new charges
• Union's Kirk named softball pitcher of the week
• Union's Chandler named golfer of the week
• Defending champs fall in title game 65-59
• Briefly: Woman faces charges in two home invasions; Trials set for man accused in robbery, murder
• 'All good things have to come to an end'
• Correction
• Man arrested after pursuit ends in crash with police car
• College in Crockett Co.
• Temple Grandin honored at JSCC
• Collective bargaining bill advances in TN House
• Exchangites celebrate centennial: Jackson Exchange Club members reflect on illustrious past, share favorite memories
• Kilgore fire most likely caused by electrostatic discharge
• Corrections
• Lambuth Greek Week goes green
• Commission raises county attorney's pay
• County against antitrust bills
• Dodd begins campaign
• Rutherford delays vote on dog ordinance
• Fans glad local team is in finals
• Buoyed by strikes, Libya rebels try to advance
• Briefly: Motorcyclist dies in crash; Lax appointed to state commission; Man killed in Milan accident
• Haslam locates money for Whiteville prison amid cuts
• Union plays for third straight NAIA title
• Union cruises into third straight NAIA title game
• Ezell challenges Union students to faithfulness and obedience despite costs
• Lady Bulldogs to play in NAIA semifinals tonight
• Chan's 32 points propels defending champs back to title game
• Pawlan, No. 16 Union top No. 8 Embry-Riddle 10-0
• 'Glad to get her back' Family, neighbors welcome Navy doctor home from Afghanistan
• Teel will not seek new term as county attorney
• Study breaks down state exports to Mideast
• New Jackson Music Awards honor LaSalle
• Libya bombing called successful; endgame unclear
• Police: Japan disaster death toll to top 18,000
• 'Magical moment:' UTM players make most of NCAA tourney
• Former Secretary of State Warren Christopher dies
• Japan cites radiation in milk, spinach near plant
• Allies launch Libya force as Gadhafi hits rebels
• MORRIS: NAIA tourney has produced countless thrills
• Double crowns for teens of Memphis
• Job prospects for new college grads
• Past stars in stands as Liberty wins third state title
• Tenn. cities, counties considering new taxes
• Briefly: Finney plans town hall talk in Carroll Co.; Lambuth goes green with jazz
• Parsons to get 'Digital Factory'
• Trees celebrated on Arbor Day in Jackson
• Local Briefs: Trail commemorates Civil War
• Former pastor charged again
• Funding secured for Tenn. port project
• Judge blocks contentious Wisconsin union law
• UTM makes history in NCAA Skyhawks play Duke today
• Federal charges dropped
• No. 1 Union advances to seventh straight NAIA semifinal
• Kilgore reviewing citations
• JTA hosts open house
• 12 GO teams to minister during spring break
• Winter in the Amazon: 3 Union students take the gospel to the jungle
• No. 16 Union baseball rallies for TranSouth win over Lyon
• No. 24 Union softball splits two games in Mississippi
• Kilgore fined $348K in fire: State finds four 'willful', 10 'serious' violations
• Arlington students get food lesson: Washington official visits fruit and vegetable program
• Students flock to career fair: Area grads meet corporate recruiters, other job prospects
• Fugitive caught in Memphis being returned to La.
• Leaders talk education, job growth with Haslam
• Governor gets candor from teachers
• Murder charge against Jackson man dismissed
• Police: Officer's report inaccurate
• Local briefs: Court date postponed for teacher; Arbor Day celebration
• No. 12 Union men's basketball has season ended 69-63 in national tourney
• Mayor glad to have hosted NAIA tourney
• Teacher wanted on sex charges hospitalized
• Airline to continue service
• Man critical after 2nd shooting attempt
• Recruits get glimpse of boot camp
• Professor: Cheating is rampant in college
• Polls don't tell it all
• Census: Jackson grew 9%
• Local Briefs: THP announces checkpoints; JPD warns of phone scam; Dollar General burglarized
• U.S. voters ahead of politicians in embracing change, Rasmussen says
• Lambuth University Goes Green for Greek Week
• Union baseball falls to Belhaven in battle of ranked teams
• Locals sad to see NAIA tournament go
• Oakfield residents stunned by closeness of fugitives
• Details of manhunt emerge: Heroes of search praised a day after fugitives nabbed
• Warrant out for teacher: Gibson County teacher wanted on statutory rape charges
• Competitors enjoy day with Jackson's Olympians
• Haslam unveils funding for new charter schools
• Japan abandons stricken nuke plant over radiation
• Camden OKs resolution on ammonia odor
• Educators volunteer ideas at meeting
• Briefly: Man sentenced in murder of Paris couple
• During CultureFest address, Cha stresses importance of Christian unity
• Wheel tax hike voted down
• Gala funds distributed
• Fugitives' capture brings comfort
• Union golf places sixth in UT Martin event
• No. 24 Union softball sweeps Lyon
• CAPTURED: Fugitives steal truck, arrested after crash in Memphis
• Haslam budget cuts positions, includes pay raise
• Teachers prepare for possible tenure changes
• Briefly: Body found in Hatchie River
• Jackson State fills calendar with Women's History Month events
• Meilaender to deliver Scholar-in-Residence lectures on aging and dying
• Lady Bulldogs, Bulldogs open NAIA national tourney play March 16
• Official: Riders say NYC bus crash driver swerved
• Pinnacle workers savor camera time
• Radiation level at Japan nuclear plant exceeds limit
• State champions polish speeches
• Teens, help at hospital: Application deadline is Tuesday for summer volunteers program
• Gadhafi drives rebels from key oil town, move east
• 10K dead in Japan amid fears of nuclear meltdowns
• Fugitive search includes national agencies: Hunt continues in Madison County
• Taxpayer confidentiality shields Amazon details
• Local briefs: Roadblock set for Thursday; Little General's Big Eat aids kids' center
• $2.5K raised through 'Running for a Dream'
• NAIA tourney's return to Jackson is in limbo
• Attorneys appointed in post office shooting case
• Money trap: City has few options on golf course that has never made a profit
• Arab League calls for help as Gadhafi pushes ahead
• New manager sees success for city course
• Nuclear meltdown new threat in Japan
• Search still on for La. fugitives
• Ex- Jacksonian survives quake
• Bats come alive as No. 16 Union wins 16-0
• Student accused of killing MTSU athlete out of jail
• Calif., Ore. sustain damage from tsunami
• New earthquakes rock tsunami-devastated Japan
• Manhunt: Fugitive search ongoing
• Local briefs: Man charged in Humboldt slaying; Man shot during Thursday robbery
• Spring increases the danger of wildfires in Tenn.
• Haslam seeks to reassure teachers over law changes
• CapitolTALK held in hotel
• New faces at Parkview
• No. 16 Union baseball splits double-header on Friday
• No. 24 Union softball goes 2-1 in first day of invitational
• Future teachers look for jobs at FHU fair
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Search continues for Louisiana fugitives: Manhunt intensifies as residents worry
• Bradford: Police chief faces charge
• Firm picked for school planning
• Man's body found in Alabama
• Business leaders get behind teacher tenure changes
• Architectural plans submitted for Union City park
• Man indicted in shooting deaths of Paris couple
• Brides may browse for bargains at gala
• Residents fume about Camden landfill odor
• MANHUNT: Louisiana fugitives still on the run in Jackson; officials link them to Miss. carjacking
• Residents on edge as search continues
• Alamo site proposed for federal Superfund program: Govt. may pay for well cleanup
• Wanted man turns himself in: Assault charge filed after man pinned by SUV
• Local Briefs: Clarksville to host summer Teen Institute; BASE-TN helps future special educators
• Union basketball teams earn spots in nationals, brackets released
• Final NAIA polls have Union women No. 1, men No. 12
• Union conference to examine relationship between Christianity and the arts
• Briefly: Wilkerson pleads guilty; Humboldt police investigate shooting
• 'Captain and Tenille' crowned king and queen of Mardi Gras
• Smiles and Blessings clinic back in action
• Tenn. House passes the 'Health Freedom Act'
• No. 16 Union baseball rolls in 11-1 win over MacMurray
• Union golf wins first tourney of spring
• Union softball gets sweep over Mid-Continent
• Fisherman missing; boat capsized in Lincoln County
• UT faculty senate opposes gun resolution
• Bethel awards annual Hendrix Scholarship
• Gas prices are about more than just oil
• Education: Search may be over for advisers
• Man slain; nephew charged - Charge upgraded to murder after uncle dies of injuries from fight
• UPDATE- Lambuth University Alumni Association Meeting
• Lambuth University Hosts Event to Benefit Kelley Scholarship
• Union baseball, softball set earlier start times for Tuesday
• No. 1 Union tops No. 6 Bethel 73-49 to claim tournament title
• Union women's soccer signs Indiana standout
• Middle Tennessee high school star inks with Union women's soccer
• Texas high school standout signs with Union women's soccer
• Lambuth University Announces First CD Release Concert
• No. 1 Union advances to conference finals with 76-49 victory
• Union's Bryant knows there is more to life than basketball
• Union to hold 2nd annual CultureFest March 11
• No. 16 Union baseball sweeps Blue Mountain in conference opener
• No. 9 Union advances to semis after 88-50 win
• Dungy to headline Union's annual Roy L. White Legacy Golf and Gala
• Lambuth University Launches New Record Label
• Kappa Sigma of Lambuth to Host Annual Dinner
• Top ranked Union moves on to semifinals with win
• No. 24 Union softball splits double-header at Bethel
• Union's Thomas named TranSouth Pitcher of the Week
• Lambuth University Students Attend Annual Psychology Conference
• Moy to speak at Union luncheon on business and faith
• No. 9 Union finishes tied for first, closes regular season with win
• Union men put three players on all-conference teams
• Union's Chan named TranSouth Player of the Week
• Union women lead with five players on all-conference list
• Local Briefs: Three charged with possession of marijuana; Jackson man killed in crash; Church celebrates Lane College Day
• Education discussed at NAACP summit luncheon
• Midnight storms, possible tornadoes in forecast
• A life filled with music: Nell Googe honored for service to symphony, other groups before her death at age 90
• Traveling for sports has led to adventure
• Smithsonian exhibit journeys to Mercer
• Panel looks at past
• No. 16 Union baseball splits double-header with Lindsey Wilson
• No. 24 Union softball sweeps Missouri Baptist
• The world waits for Christians to bring them the gospel, Lawless says
• Union men's soccer signs TCA's Pratt
• No. 16 Union baseball takes first loss of season
• Surveillance photos released on Sonic holdup; Home, Lawn and Garden Show this weekend
• Winds rip trees, rattle buildings: Damages widespread but minor; no injuries
• Oil prices fall as Libya production fears ease
• 'Grace Card' opens today in area theaters
• JEA raises gas price: Rate will rise 2.3 percent March 1
• Tenn. man indicted in Henning post office shooting
• Lambuth disputes association's ruling: University files injunction, will keep accreditation on probationary status
• Police scan license plates: New equipment to track offenders
• Tree hits roof, crushes car
• Two new podcast interviews about faculty research leave projects now available
• Lambuth University Maintains Accreditation Despite SACS Decision
• No. 1 Union wins fifth straight conference title with 71-40
• Man arrested in death
• NAACP hosts race relations summit
• Board: Reject landfill permit
• Jones receives life sentence on first-degree murder conviction
• Fincher talks with farmers
• Local Briefs: Homeless pedestrian killed by truck; Community school meeting rescheduled
• T'storms, flooding likely today
• Rosebrough, Leverett to sign books at Hendersonville Barnes & Noble March 3
• Pharmacy students meet spiritual, physical needs in Belize
• Lexington minister faces rape charge
• Board OKs school moves
• Jones murder trial: Defense says facts don't fit first-degree murder charge
• Study: women underrepresented in big Tenn. firms
• Doctors to enter patient directives by computer
• Dodd seat has 4 contenders
• Commission mulls bonuses
• Haywood County man charged with murder
• Judge revives Tennessee gun rights lawsuit
• Lopez to present reading at Union March 3
• Union basketball places nine players on scholar athlete list
• Union's Davis named TranSouth Pitcher of the Week
• Hall gets coaching win number 100 at Union
• HAYWOOD COUNTY: Fight ends in slaying at club
• Extra school pay to be added to budget
• Chester St. residents: Don't move schools
• Lambuth awaiting decision on SACS appeal
• Local Briefs: Car crashes into Cajun Cookers; Arraignment; Shots Fired; Robbery
• Franks accused of groping girl, 14
• HAYWOOD COUNTY: Deputy resigns after DUI
• Racial barriers fall when the gospel is proclaimed, Williams says
• Cardinal & Cream named South's best college newspaper
• Music department to perform 'Dido and Aeneas' tonight
• No. 11 Union gets fifth straight win
• Union men climb to No. 11, women No. 1 in national poll
• No. 24 Union softball sweeps conference opener
• Union's Bryant named TranSouth Player of the Week
• Chan leads Union on cold shooting night, clinches top seed
• Deadly shooting at club probed
• Committee forges on
• Jackson Generals mascot hosts party for girl who named him
• Rev. Drake lived 'by faith alone'
• Local briefs: Crockett Co. author signs new novel; Union professor wins Novak Award
• Haywood County teacher accused of sexual battery
• World War II Buffalo Soldier: Ezra Howard proud veteran of famous black combat unit
• War gave Max Crockett a new perspective
• Chance for federal govt. shutdown grows
• JTA bus station to be named for Rosa Parks
• Madison wins 8th statewide Academic Decathlon
• Brush made work fun in youth sports
• No. 16 Union baseball tosses pair of shutouts on Saturday
• No. 1 Union tops Blue Mountain, Bryant ties record
• Hardin County man gets 20 years in mom's murder
• No. 14 Union wins 73-54 at Blue Mountain
• Union's Chan passes 1,000 career rebounds
• Father of man slain in shootout denied bond
• Local briefs: Memorial service for Humboldt pastor; West Tennessee trooper is state's tops in 2010
• Debate continues over airline service
• Dodd won't seek interim post
• Bishop to speak about power to make a difference
• Trumpeter: Music is about finding common bond
• 'Ready to get on the water'
• Union holds scholarship contest
• Antitrust law on agenda?
• Lambuth Group Helps Animals in Need
• Union baseball now 6-0 after two more wins
• Jackson election: 17 qualify to run in council races
• Humboldt victim dies of gun shot wounds
• Ties probed between shootout, USPS killings
• Pat Kerr event raises $25K for cancer center, charities
• Board ups bonus for non-certified workers
• Local briefs: Police search for robber after home break-in; Two arrested after TV theft
• Corrections: people in photos; Mulligan's entertainment
• Madison hopes to raise scores, win eighth state championship
• Drug sweep nets 26: Arrests involve pharmacy purchases; unrelated meth cook interrupted
• Mayor, council pay may be reviewed
• 127 high school students to compete for Union's top academic scholarships
• Technology focus of Town and Gown
• REDI gets $1.5M to help students
• Henderson: Nephew charged in attack
• Local Briefs: Jewelry store robbed; Smoking cessation class tonight; Lane alumnus receives award
• Murder suspect arrested in S.C.
• Board narrowing field of planning firms
• Murder sentence delayed
• Woods gets life
• Weems speaks at 4th annual Black History Month program
• Woods trial begins: Charged in the murder of his girlfriend
• John May acquitted in 2001 slaying: Woman strangled, body burned in killing
• Teen killed was a fugitive: Police wanted Montgomery on attempted murder charge
• Local briefs: Presson trial reset for April; School board panel to meet; Hospice hosts speaker
• Man attacked in home: Henderson 84-year-old seriously injured in assault
• Margaret Cole named Jackson's Woman of the Year for 2010-2011
• Board to mull equal bonuses for all
• Lambuth University Students Help Raise Awareness for the Homeless
• Baker named winner of 2011 Novak Award
• Celebrating marriage, spreading compassion
• Seven pounds of pot seized on I-40
• Man charged with strangling, burning woman in Nov. 2001
• Shootout with officers kills teen: Chase began in Haywood County
• Drive-by shooting kills man: Victim of 1st 2011 homicide also was shot last month
• February 21 set as makeup date for basketball game versus Lyon
• Union women stay No. 1, men move up to No. 14
• Technology can hinder expressions of love, Schuchardt says
• McRoberts recital set for Feb. 15
• Hudson, Ross key in road victory for No. 1 Union
• No. 16 Union baseball sweeps St. Catharine in double-header
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Sheriffs: Citizenship queries cause no issues
• Drum circle calms, lifts participants' moods
• Jackson State given $489K federal grant
• Support helps family handle tot's condition
• 'Imagine fire all over your body': Kilgore accident survivor talks about the fire, healing
• Local briefs: Share your story in Sun jobs series; Jackson Teen Theatre changes show dates; Wingfoot Golf Course open
• GOP honors Bobby Carter
• Obama budget unveiled Monday
• Lambuth has SACS hearing Feb. 21
• Cane Creek launches prayer walks
• Guys are easy on V- Day
• Dems' misfire part of 'gotcha' culture
• No. 16 Union men take sole possession of second place in TranSouth
• No. 16 Union baseball opens season with double-header sweep
• No. 1 Union takes first loss, 61-game conference win streak snapped
• Pinnacle Drive named
• Local Briefs: Chason case on 'Dateline' Sunday; Man will be sentenced in mother's murder; Share your story in Sun series on jobs
• 'Egypt is free,' crowds chant after Mubarak quits
• 'Fabulous week' of lectures concludes
• Dem chief charged in fight
• New Art Exhibit Showcased at Lambuth University
• Union baseball adjusts weekend schedule - Feb. 12 & 14
• Goodyear to close plant: 1,900 workers get severance or preferential hiring option
• New leader picked for district in Gibson Co.
• School Closings
• Snow didn't stop mail, UPS
• Democratic Party chief charged in fight
• Humboldt police seek info after man shot in head
• Weekend with the stars: Jackson student, mom attending Grammy events in LA
• Cause close to organizers' hearts: 'Date With Your Heart' raises $70K to fight heart disease
• McCollum case now sent to the grand jury
• School closings
• Tonight's Union basketball home game versus Lyon has been postponed
• Strokes rising among young
• Board talks landfill vote
• Visitors change routine at FHU during lectureship
• Today is deadline to comment on landfill proposed in Denmark
• Winter storm hits Jackson
• Fire destroys home: Blaze battled during snowstorm
• Teen charged in Saturday robbery
• UPDATE- Inclement Weather 2/10/11
• UPDATE- Inclement Weather 2/9/11
• Netland article about Japanese novelist wins Lionel Basney Award
• UPDATED: School closings for Wednesday
• Union women's basketball signee sets state 3-point record
• Union men's soccer signs ECS's Crockarell
• Union baseball changes up weekend schedule - Feb. 18-19
• Experts: Plan for quake
• Lewis draws 21 years in attacks
• Winter weather advisory from noon until midnight for West TN
• Two apply to be Jackson city councilman
• Local Briefs: Jackson man charged in attacks on Lane students; Humboldt man shot in head, robbed; New trial date to be set in murder case
• Gulf leaders hear rumble of dissent
• Eroica Ensemble Returns to Lambuth University
• Union University Hendersonville to host information session Feb. 15
• Union women No. 1 in 44th straight poll, men fall to No. 16
• Hudson named to Capital One Academic All-District team
• Dodd regains his rights: Former councilman's citizenship rights restored in court hearing
• Schools close early as latest snow puts region over annual average
• Woman accused of theft was tired of walking
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Three arrested after TVs stolen from Wal-Mart; 'Black History Through Dolls' is in Humboldt
• Stover leaving symphony
• Lectureship still thrives in 75th year
• UPDATED: School closings
• UPDATE- Inclement Weather 2/7/11
• UPDATE- Inclement Weather 02/7/11
• Titans expected to name Munchak as coach
• Today is deadline to comment on landfill proposed in Denmark
• Cheddar's to replace Lone Star: Restaurant will be chain's first in Jackson, ninth in Tennessee
• Prepared for a quake? Seminar will help you plan ahead to minimize earthquake damage
• Sleet and snow in forecast for today
• Sport provides welcome escape
• Dodd faces hearing today: Judge will hear petition to restore citizenship rights
• School board to hold work session tonight
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• 'Come and be revived'
• Local briefs: Woman shot in leg after car stops, bullets fly; THP plans U.S. 412 roadblock
• Going without as a child drove James Cupples to succeed
• Luncheon calls attention to heart disease
• Cupples J&J finds ways to grow during hard times
• School Board: Some want review of district's policies on hiring
• Is new law needed to verify candidate eligibility?
• Have a Super (Bowl) Sunday
• Reflections on Feb. 5, 2008
• No. 14 Union drops road game at No. 9 Martin Methodist
• No. 1 Union goes to 23-0 with road win at Martin Methodist
• Local briefs: Sex offender charged with registry violation; Man faces second-degree murder charge
• Teen gets life for Mitchell slaying
• Former judge faces meth charges
• 'Shining ray of hope'
• Chance of snow Sunday
• Lambuth honors student's memory
• Shoplifters planning all-night poker?
• Mother: Gray is 'gentle soul'
• Middle-schoolers urged to 'Do the Write Thing'
• At Founders' Day chapel, Patterson examines Graves' influence
• Verdict awaited in Gray murder trial
• Charter review talks concern council pay
• Local briefs: Carrier sentencing postponed; Gleason couple sentenced on tax charges
• Acting against abuse
• Peoples: Some still sleep out in the cold
• Special-interest groups increase donations as Blackburn advances
• Faithful unite in prayer for city
• Winter weather: Chance of snow, sleet today
• Lambuth University Phi Mu Chapter to Host Chick-Fil-A Night
• Lambuth University Hosts Winter Formal
• Union ladies top Bethel match-up of top-10 teams
• Witnesses: Gray reached into car where Mitchell was shot, ran away
• Local Briefs: Snowstorm predicted tonight; Tipton County mother missing; Area Relief Ministries hosts breakfast
• Schools change policy to prohibit hiring felons
• Dodd gives inconsistent answers on criminal record
• Lambuth University Goes "Red" for Beloved Student
• Union author releases biography on baseball great Albert Pujols
• Union University Hendersonville offering customer service workshop
• Weems to speak at Union's Black History Month program
• Union's music department to perform 'Dido and Aeneas' opera Feb. 7
• Union men up to No. 14, women's No. 1 streak continues
• Union's Hudson passes 1,500 career points
• Rosebrough, Leverett to sign books at LifeWay Feb. 1
• Woman indicted on new count
• State official: Dodd was ineligible to vote
• Local briefs: Centerville woman killed in crash; Zumbathon today at JSCC
• Charter change sought
• Super Saturday kicks off REDI schedule
• Young stars get a night to shine
• Free tax prep help is available
• WIC center hosts open house
• School board committee to look at reassignment plans
• Dodd resigns from council - Election officials: No one knew he was ineligible to hold office
• National/International Author to discuss latest book on local talk radio show
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Leaders hail opening of East Jackson solar farm
• BURGLARIES in the Jackson area
• Newbern pastor charged with stealing from charity
• Photo Gallery- UPDATED
• Town and Gown series at Union to examine technology and culture
• Lambuth University Theatre Department Hosts New Production
• No. 1 Union ties consecutive regular season wins record at 43
• Schools plan for missed snow days
• Expert: More snow may be 'new normal'
• Seized drug cash awarded
• Students make most of snow day
• Local Briefs: Sobriety checkpoint roadblock set; Serenade a Valentine
• Board members to give state of district
• Special Thanks to Our Community Partners
• Local briefs: Man charged with filing false report; Community conversation meeting canceled
• UPDATE- Inclement Weather 1/26/11
• Rain turns to snow Tuesday as overnight storm predicted
• Area school closings
• Vote on school contract near
• Speech mirrors agenda pushed by some in Tennessee
• Petroleum leak cleanup finished
• Union hosts roundtable
• Hospital's heart center accredited
• President Obama pleads for unity
• LOCAL BRIEFS: 19,000 cases of spoiled fish sticks stolen; Murder trial reset again
• Union women No. 1, men No. 17 in latest NAIA polls
• Suspect arrested in attack on officer
• Gibson Co. renews health insurance plan
• School board sets 3 committees
• State of Union hopes
• RIFA considers move to Nando Jones building
• Chance of snow tonight
• Delay of Gray's trial rejected
• NEWS YOU CAN USE: Songwriter's Depot features Ash Bowers; Nominations accepted for Woman of Year; Library trustees meeting planned
• Cooper introduces bill to promote public involvement in redistricting
• Union president Dr. Dockery locks God's word with vision for university
• A dream come true: New writer, artist for 'Dick Tracy' comic are West Tennesseans
• Intern, youth try out each other's cultures
• Author: Book was answer to God's call
• Local briefs: Bank hosts Arts in the Village reception; Humane Society needs donated newspapers; Be wary of callers who want money, JPD says
• Car hits Brownsville officer
• Endowment Awards for College Bound Students
• Local Briefs: Vehicle hits pedestrian; JPD seeks man who robbed Domino's
• Madison wins 8th straight trophy
• Dr. David Dockery: 15 years of faith, growth
• Health care debate shifts to states
• State of Tennessee trails state of nation
• Dockery follows a varied path to Union
• New car for a song?
• School board maps plans at retreat
• Dockery's vision remains clear for Union
• Police shifts switch to 8 hours
• Snowfall keeps wreckers busy
• Gray seeks trial delay
• Former patrolman sues Brownsville
• School board talks duties at retreat
• Stinson trial reset
• Freewill Shelter reopens kitchen
• Snow day is study time for decathlon
• Photos paint snowy scene
• UPDATE- Inclement Weather 1/21/11
• Health care worries
• Snowplow driver: We won't go home until the roads are clear
• Local briefs: Teen charged in Tipton Co. killings; Hearing delayed in assault plot
• Snowfall causes wrecks, closes schools
• Judge upholds pleas in rapes
• School closings today
• UPDATE- Inclement Weather 1/20/11
• Rasmussen to speak at Union Forum March 16
• Lambuth art display starts Friday
• Singer is in 'The Voice'
• Lawsuit plaintiff speaks at Lane
• Tenn. GOP reps vote to repeal health care law
• House votes to repeal Obama's health care law
• Local Briefs: Man charged with criminal exposure to HIV; Man gets 8 years for auto burglaries
• Chamber raising $1.5M for economic initiative
• Former Brantley workers seeking back pay
• Osteen faces gun charges
• Winter Weather Advisory: Snow, sleet forecast today
• Lambuth University Unveils Art Gallery and Welcomes New Artist
• Union cross country signs Georgia standout
• USJ's Hazlehurst signs with Union cross country
• Jackson-Madison County School Board favors chamber pact
• Lawsuit: Fueling posed danger
• Snowy Thursday forecast for city
• Singers try for TV
• Ex-instructor sentenced
• Police partner with LANA
• Academy offers 'second chance'
• Local briefs: Hearing rescheduled after witness hospitalized; TOSHA investigating scrapyard accident
• Residents protest landfill at county meeting
• Family needs help after house fire in Mercer
• 59th Annual Woman of the Year Banquet to Be Held at Lambuth University
• Hudson Named NAIA Division I Women's Basketball Player of the Week
• Top ranked Union adds Waynesboro standout for 2012-13 season
• Union men up to No. 16, women top poll for 41st straight poll
• Union volunteers mark MLK holiday
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Sales-tax revenue increase for county
• Community honors King with good works, holiday celebrations
• Corrections
• Woman disputes $1,900 water bill over 3 months
• Death suit seeks $20M
• Blackburn to feds: Leave the Net alone
• West TN homicides decline
• Platt to headline Union's Read the Bible for Life conference April 15-16
• Morning crash kills 2 on I-40 in Henderson Co.
• Union's Hudson named TranSouth Player of the Week
• Miss TN 'at peace' after Miss America pageant
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Pedestrian hit by truck and killed; Dance, learn about health at 'Day of Heart'
• Dallas Brass clinic, concert planned at Bethel
• Calling for 'The Voice'
• Whisked away into the spotlight
• Show helps couples plan to tie the knot
• GOP ousts chairman
• May 3rd election coming closer
• Miss TN ready to compete in Miss America pageant today
• Legislators picked for committees
• Local briefs: Trenton woman arrested amid allegations of fraud, child neglect; Judge resets hearing date in murder case
• Six escape mobile home fire
• MLK Day events set
• Union to observe MLK day with service projects, worship
• Security added to School Board
• Comptroller not in Bolivar suit, judge rules
• Setback in plans for homeless shelter
• Local briefs: Today's school closings; Man arraigned in child rape
• Solar plant to crank up next week
• 15 arrested, drugs seized: Two cases yield over 1 ton of marijuana, 500 grams of meth
• Hardin Co. jailer admits to sex with inmates
• Meth trash, lab found
• Wife replaces Chester County ex-superintendent
• Haslam visits Jackson: Gov.-elect talks jobs, state budget and thanked supporters
• Ex-teacher sentenced on child sex charges
• Board weighs candidates
• NWS: Forecasters used less accurate flood model
• Local briefs: Man charged in child rape; Today's school closings
• Blood shortage still critical
• Obama tells polarized nation: 'We can be better'
• Shooting suspect fell through mental health cracks
• Fire kills exotic pets
• Jackson police officers may face federal charges
• Union volleyball signs Arkansas standout Hughes
• Local Briefs: Cordova man arrested in sexual assault on girl; Arrests made in Wallace Road burglary
• Many schools resume class; drivers urged to be careful
• Fincher files loan explanation
• Chester County woman dies after shooting
• Lambuth appeals SACS
• GOP caucus talks healthcare
• Fatherhood expert speaks at fundraiser
• Judge hears petition from Tuck
• SCHOOL CLOSINGS
• Union women No. 1 for 40th straight poll, men at No. 17
• Union golf signs Kentucky standout
• School and other closings
• Suspect in Arizona shooting held without bail
• Roads may be more hazardous today: Drivers should expect some black ice
• Tennesseans in Congress say threats part of public life
• Blood donations urgently needed
• Official, ex-coroner each plead not guilty
• Woman still in critical condition after shooting
• Snow day brings kids, parents outside to play
• Man faces charges after robbery at truck stop
• UPDATE- Inclement Weather 1/11/10
• Chan passes 1,500 career points, Hudson at 700 assists
• UPDATE- Inclement Weather 1/10/11
• School Board to discuss paying Fields
• No charges yet in Chester Co. shooting
• Apply now for 2011-2012 pre-K programs
• Snowfall slow to arrive
• Spurgeon talks schools: Chamber exec to show link between education and business recruitment
• New YMCA leader shares priorities
• 'The journey is the destination,' Appalachian Trail hiker says
• Winter storm warning today
• Sun begins 12-week focus on jobs
• Local Briefs: Chester County woman shot; Madison Co. man killed in crash
• TN delegation confronts political, policy questions
• Arizona shooting targets U.S. congresswoman, kills 6
• Roses and onions kick off the new year
• Wish granted: Student to meet Streisand
• Recovery: Job outlook in 2011
• The Dream Center holds fundraiser
• Jackson school district earns good standing
• Judge to rule on motion
• Carroll Co. deputies net 8 in meth raid
• Sunday snowfall may stay a while
• Local briefs: Jackson police investigate shooting; 'Championship Fathering' author to speak
• Mayors tout growth, education
• West TN schools succeed
• Rescued Chile miner tours Graceland as fan
• New book by Rosebrough, Leverett charts course toward transformational teaching
• Negotiations could create Jackson jobs
• Carroll Co. official indicted: Commissioner faces felony forgery charges
• Former coroner indicted on illegal voting charge
• Top 10 stories: Major news in 2010
• Art on display inspired by Gulf oil spill
• Major snowfall possible
• Mayor's pay discussed: Charter review committee talks of panel to determine mayoral salary
• Longtime West Tennessee Healthcare employee retires: Jan Boud honored for integrity, class
• 12-county initiative: REDI brings leaders together to talk education, economy, jobs
• Local briefs: Bond set for boyfriend after woman shot; State report card to come out today
• Tennessee resident chronicles journeys: Trek includes Alaska, Asia, India, Europe and Africa
• 1 dead in explosion at Tennessee ammunition plant
• Freeland found guilty, sentencing is next month
• TN Republicans sworn into House; Fincher promises transparency
• Woman shot in Jackson firing range accident
• Committee reviews mayor's pay
• Mayor looks ahead: Reviews efforts of 2010 and plans for 2011
• Local briefs: Wis. company takes over Jackson plant; Wis. company takes over Jackson plant
• Firemen worry about equipment repairs
• Freeland denies killing Ward
• Union announces chapel schedule for spring semester
• Couch gets 5 years
• Council approves subdivision revisions
• Local Briefs: Jackson man charged with shooting girlfriend
• Freeland to testify in his murder trial
• New Year's baby arrives at 6:50 p.m.
• Lambuth begins spring semester
• Council tables charter school
• Altama to add 500 jobs in 5 years
• Back to school: Students and teachers return
• Gibson board selects finalists
• Green's 'The Gospel and the Mind' now available
• Union volleyball signs Ravenwood's Wright for fall 2001
• Union softball adds Missouri standout for fall of 2011
• Confession followed conflicting statements
• Fire strikes business in Medina
• Madison Co. Family left homeless after fire; Fire damages home in Atwood; Superintendent interviews tonight; Traffic Enforcement Roadblock set
• Learning about Islam: BPW exec discusses common misconceptions about her faith
• Car museum features rides from movies and TV shows
• Rock-a-Billy Hall to expand promotions
• Local Briefs: Civil War documentary airs tonight
• City Council to consider deed of five acres for charter school
• Scam victims want justice: Preacher's wife took church members' savings
• States' Congress members vow to cut spending
• Bikers brave cooler temps for good cause
• The top 10 stories of 2010
• LOCAL BRIEFS: First Friday Forum moved this month
• Baby arrives with 2011
• Judge orders evaluation
• Holiday donors continue to give
• Offices closed for New Year's Eve
• New Year's Eve partygoers will need umbrellas
• Students thank scholarship donors
• Bruceton to rehire water systems worker
• McKenzie picks chief
• Salem Baptist members won't forget anniversary
• Gala to benefit scholars
• Offices closed for New Year's Eve
• Local briefs: UT horticulturist named contributing editor; Planning board meets next week
• Jackson couple will safely sing, bowl and skate their way into 2011
• T'storms, warmer temps likely before new year
• Hospital is on target
• 'Shiver on the River' New Year's Day
• Steam valves cause smoke at apartment complex
• New Years Eve street closings
• Police probe robberies for links to shooting
• Hardeman County jail complex opens
• Warmer temps coming
• McCollum pleads not guilty in assault plot
• Laptops stolen from Chester County school
• Man dies as result of Russian roulette
• Three arrested in salon burglaries
• Local Briefs: Early morning shooting sends man to hospital
• Bypassing Hollywood: Nashville-based organization produces Christian media
• Kwanzaa: SAACA hosts annual celebration of family, community, African culture
• Tanner: Lack of center hinders legislators
• Snow flurries fail to accumulate
• Academy opening delayed: Bridge Academy will open Jan. 18
• Year ends with many issues resolved
• Restaurant scores
• Local briefs: Recycle trees starting today; Public asked to comment on two judges
• Community meal puts smiles on faces
• Song leader spreads cheer at Jackson Oaks
• Moving forward
• Inspectors determine two dams are unsafe
• Soldiers, families shop for Christmas presents
• 2-year-old boy is 'walking miracle'
• Local Briefs: THP plans roadblocks; Reservations accepted for Crystal Ball
• School students, staff help needy
• Breakfast draws crowd
• Local Briefs: Christmas Eve breakfast at Casey Jones; Community Kwanzaa event Sunday
• Lawyer: Divorce triggered plot
• Last-minute shopping: Extended hours draw shoppers
• White Christmas may come this year
• Offices closed for Christmas
• Families thankful for Brighter Christmas gifts
• IRS : Tax changes will cause delays
• Haslam keeps Max Haston
• Dodd hosts free lunch for holiday
• Nativities on display at Northside Methodist
• Humboldt honors fallen hero Finch
• LANA fights back after outbreak of burglaries
• Retired general urges Martin grads to embrace challenges
• Christmas Eve is a night to remember
• Fundraiser aids Guard members' children
• Man shot following argument over pool
• Briefly: Rahm seeks re-election
• Milledgeville fire chief laid to rest
• Feds seek death penalty
• Chyanne Scott fund aids children with cancer
• Vote for local stories of the year
• Hunger Project gives canned goods to RIFA
• Local Briefs: Fincher gets committee assignments; Retired general is UT commencement speaker
• What will new tax law mean for you?
• Tuesday is gift deadline for Christmas fund
• Alliance spreads cheer
• FEC will not probe Kirkland complaint
• Jackson man dies in blaze: Fourth West Tennessee fire reported in two days
• Hero's welcome: Crowds throng Humboldt streets to view motorcade for slain soldier
• Jackson Police search for robbery suspect
• School test scores delayed
• More cold than ice in Jackson
• Churches give gift of Christmas
• Historic visit celebrated: French historian stopped in Sandy Bridge in 1831
• Christmas fund tally over $18K
• NAACP caps 2010: Local branch holds year-end meeting
• Public views U.S. 45 project: Extention would help traffic flow
• Fatal fire in Parsons; Another blaze in Savannah
• Woods first-degree murder trial scheduled for 2011
• Local Briefs: Wildersville man charged in vehicle theft; Milan Man Charged with false reporting and theft
• Sleet forecast across region today
• Toddler rescued from house fire in Trenton
• Briefs: Sheriff's Office investigates burglary at Dollar General; Name released in accidental shooting; Motion to suppress hearing set for teenager
• Schools score higher on tests; Graduation rates also up
• Police release fight tape: No case to prosecute in scuffle outside Kohl's
• Brighter Christmas donations welcome
• Educational opportunities, job security attract Air Force recruits
• State to mark inn visit: French aristocrats stop in Carroll County in 1800s
• Magnet programs attract interest
• Snowfall ushers in bitter cold, dangerously low wind chills
• Brighter Christmas program helps families
• Local Briefs: THP plans sobriety checkpoint
• Partners stretch holiday aid: Joint effort allows nonprofit groups to assist more families
• Sweet party for girls: Mothers and daughters love annual Sugar Plum Tea Party
• Former Sun columnist, Alexander secretary Parish dies
• Flurries expected to usher in frigid temps
• Mom of 3 fights cancer, money woes
• Mom of 3 fights cancer, money woes
• Local briefs: Yuma man dead after accidental shooting at home; Enjoy 'Sunday with Santa'
• Favorite Christmas movies challenge trivia knowledge
• Celebration of culture
• Choosing a new leader
• Icy rain, flurries to hit Jackson tonight
• Tracking litter offenders: Authorities ramp up efforts to uncover illegal dumping culprits
• Miskelly gets contract
• Three interviewed for Chester County schools director job
• Event Briefs: Bethel plans fall commencement; Union graduation service is today; St. Paul to host benefit concert
• What's happening in West Tennessee churches
• Zambito plans to complete contract
• 'He died a hero'
• Technology center director praised as retirement nears
• Give to Brighter Christmas program
• Many slots remain open at new Bridge Academy
• Augustine expands
• Local Briefs: South Jackson home damaged in fire; Steel mill workers donate children's coats
• Lambuth accreditation battle
• Jackson-Madison Co. Schools: Zambito contract on agenda
• Caught by mistake in foreclosure web
• Evidence for ET is mounting daily, but not proven
• South Jackson home damaged in fire
• Brighter Christmas donations top $12K
• Pastor headed for Africa
• 'Littlest Reindeer' Santa's hero
• Freedom salutes honor guard
• Council looking at alternatives for library
• Former deputy indicted: Sinclair charged with misconduct, theft
• Humboldt officer guilty of reckless homicide
• Young child ill, mother loses job
• Sympathy for families in Humboldt
• Church leaders meet on AIDS
• Talks resume for school labor leaders
• Trail honors 'walking tall' legend: Part of Discover Tennessee Trails and Byways program
• Local briefs: Savannah woman charged in TennCare fraud; Medina using traffic cameras
• Workers tip police on burglary in progress
• Local briefs: Walking Tall Trail to open Wednesday; Church sells Christmas trees
• Big Orange trailer unique in county
• Signs of new life
• Deal on radio royalties for musicians falls apart
• Juveniles contribute to rash of burglaries
• Accident damages family's finances
• Black Friday shopping: One family reaches the finish line in 21 minutes
• Thursday tornado confirmed
• Local briefs: Chamber exec, mayors to talk at breakfast; Contribute to the Brighter Christmas fund
• Texting replaces doodling for bored students
• Few traces left of season's first snowfall
• Horses need homes
• Brighter Christmas drive begins
• Brighter Christmas drive begins
• Small firm, big project
• Winds damage homes, barn
• Hundreds in need eat Thanksgiving lunch
• Local briefs: Signing for novel about Fruitvale; Tax Foundation honors John Tanner
• Closings for Thanksgiving holiday
• Local briefs: Man charged with burglary, vandalism of school; Community Thanksgiving meal in Rutherford
• Brighter Christmas: Single mother of 3 remains in hospital after Kilgore fire
• Icy weather possible
• Stores prepare for big sales
• Lesser charges for Ross
• Closings for Thanksgiving holiday
• More troopers out for Thanksgiving
• Macy's Parade: 'Penguins' from Jackson dance, sing on grand stage
• Local briefs: Robbery suspect held on rape charge; Sentencing reset in manslaughter case
• Fear grips Tenn. town after post office slayings
• Officer-involved shooting: Jury to hear training details
• Storms, snow possible
• Councilwoman removed
• 2 men sought in 2 unrelated armed robberies
• Inmate back in jail after morning escape
• Jackson ranks 13th for crime
• Blaze destroys home, kills dozens of animals
• Northeast Jackson families finish work
• West Tennessee recovers: Six months after the flood, home repairs continue
• Alcoholic energy drinks under fire in TN, U.S.
• Thanksgiving service special for two churches near Trenton
• Pastor to parents: 'Affirm your children'
• Trash tarnishes county sites
• Bargaining to resume for school employees
• Local briefs
• Alter talks politics
• ABC TV's Shipman speaks at Bethel
• New citizens praise America
• Group raises money for Adopt-A-Teen gifts
• McDonald's employees try to nab robber
• Faith Health Center offers care for poor, uninsured
• Goodwill success stories honored with awards
• Police: Man asked to be shot at store
• Football player faces judge
• Parents blast Lane security after dorm brawl
• Local Briefs: Jackson man sentenced in sexual battery of 11-year-old; Lane closures on Union University Parkway
• Investigators, parents discuss warning signs of gang activity
• 3 charged in residential burglary
• Abel's Way fire 2nd blaze involving tanker truck since 2009
• Alumni can 'Save Me A Seat'
• Uneasy House Democrats keep Pelosi as their leader
• FDA warns makers of alcoholic energy drinks
• Boehner elected House speaker-designate
• 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' hits theaters tonight
• Summit Brantley bankruptcy plan approved
• Parole officer charged with bribery, official misconduct
• Woman killed in burning car after driving over fuel hose
• Dugout honors Madison student killed in shooting accident
• Technology helps students with learning disabilities read books
• Local briefs: Crockett Co. woman accused of doctor shopping; Funeral home celebrates anniversary
• Habitat opens office
• Teen author to speak
• Eldridge shares knowledge about government, politics
• Library debt tabled
• Carthage man indicted on sex charges
• Trio sentenced in attack
• Firemen probe blaze that destroyed Travel Plaza
• Santa, stores prepare for early holiday rush
• Study: Women with high job stress face heart risks
• New mayor details his plans for Medon
• KIDS COUNT
• Applications due soon
• West Tennessee recovers: Home repairs continue six months after the flood
• Northeast Jackson families return home
• Numbers tell interesting stories in Tenn. elections
• Award winners
• Local Briefs: 'Leave a Legacy — Save Me a Seat' at auditorium
• Deer essential for RIFA's soup kitchen
• 'Rockin' evening benefits medical centers
• Students selected to sing in honors choir
• Bethel receives $7M donation
• Three injured, one charged in Lane brawl
• Stolen pistol found at JCM
• Bell remembered with vigil
• Hospital group honors Bledsoe
• Local Briefs: Jackson police issue warrant for man in robbery
• Borden new CEO at STAR Center
• Lee a hit with patrons of gala
• Hearing over Tenn. mosque puts Islam on trial
• Fire calls
• Soldier speaks on Veterans Day
• Shoebox gifts needed for children
• Car drives home patriotic point; Ex-Marine and evangelist brings messages of faith and freedom
• Union builds new campus
• Districts 75 and 76: Outgoing legislators look back; newcomers plan ahead
• Veterans honored at public, private schools
• Local Briefs: Police recover car from shootout; Two women hospitalized after brawl
• Burglaries/Thefts
• Sun Snipper coupon seminar Saturday at Library
• Officials use Steeler-styled van to serve warrants
• Tenn. lawmaker likens illegal immigrants to 'rats'
• UK gov't art reveals political taste for nostalgia
• New Marion County mayor dies after riding mishap
• Hospital chain to sue W.Va. over Medicaid rates
• Benton County man killed in one-vehicle crash
• Aide: Comatose ex-Israeli PM being moved to ranch
• State Rep. Ulysses Jones funeral set for Monday
• UK's red doubledecker bus getting a makeover
• Rig carrying TVA gear breaks down
• Commission reconsiders library vote
• NC man in scaring death gets life in prison
• Ultimate Sacrifice: Book chronicles Crockett County community of 200 that lost nie to WWII combat
• Standoff on Bay Bridge briefly halts traffic
• Room in the Inn program offers men place to sleep, meals, hope for future
• Ky. Guard to assist in Iraq troop withdrawal
• Happy birthday, Corps: Marines mark 235th with Birthday Ball at Holiday Inn
• Realizing a dream: Military offered Warren a chance to be a pilot
• Veterans Day celebrations: Malesus event includes surprise; Other schools, groups holding programs today
• Hudson motion denied: Judge nixes bid for new trial
• Ohio teacher accused of sleeping on job is fired
• Local Briefs: Britt to continue in job; Report date set for former Henderson deputy
• Gov.-elect Cuomo opposes 9/11 trial in New York
• Couch jury: Manslaughter
• Black SC Civil War vet honored with grave marker
• Two leave central office staff
• FDA approves first drug for HIV-drug side effect
• Child star who played Eddie Munster in NJ rehab
• Producer Dino De Laurentiis dies at age 91
• Pennsylvania man lights joint to celebrate child's birth
• Autopsy: Former NBAer Wright shot at least 5 times
• 2 schools added to our Honor Roll database
• Spoils of Madoff's lavish life on NY auction block
• Daily Arrest Reports updated
• Man denies charges of forcing LA teen prostitution
• No. 3 seed Bethel takes first set over Freed-Hardeman in TranSouth volleyball championship
• Recycling programs examined
• TranSouth volleyball championship: Freed-Hardeman evens score at 1-1 with Bethel
• Federal disaster aid tallied in TN
• Hardin County murder trial: No verdict before Tuesday recess
• Academy bridges gap between police, public
• Union asks board to look at teacher pay
• Two house fires in Jackson Tuesday
• Handgun, marijuana found at North Side
• Freed-Hardeman wins TranSouth volleyball tournament title, beats Bethel in four sets
• Shooting accident kills teen
• Perry, Bieber to perform at Grammy nod special
• Tenn. man sentenced for casino robbery
• 2 more charged in eastern Ky. death investigation
• Clarksville cleans up graffiti at city expense
• Plea expected in crash that injured Rep. Rehberg
• Arizona man arrested for throwing oranges at planes
• Local high school athlete college signing list
• Car-struck deer flies through windshield, out back in Minnesota
• Figures on government spending and debt
• Cow tied to Conn. highway guardrail
• Calif. man says he was swindled out of big emerald
• Storms across Tennessee bring down power lines, cause house fire
• Officials try to determine if body is ex-gov's son
• Reporterback Blog: A look at football district finish/playoff scenarios
• Boys, 2 and 5 years old, injured in apartment fire
• 47 new PACs registered in Tenn. this year
• Tenn. gov's candidates prepare for last full week
• Pulitzer prize winner speaks at Union on Tuesday
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Speaker to address club about health care reform
• VIDEO: Friday night football videos from USJ, TCA and Lexington-Liberty
• Town inspires service
• Govt. proposes that many trucks improve efficiency
• Breast cancer awareness: Families support survivors at walk to raise funds, awareness
• NYC police officer getting her hair done thwarts salon robber
• Medon mayoral candidates, alderman share plans
• Gay voters angry at Democrats could sway election
• Lane's students to march against violence
• Immigrant veterans face deportation despite service
• Body found in rural area
• VIDEO: Friday Rewind - Lexington takes it to Liberty and takes home the 14-AA title
• VIDEO: Friday Rewind - Lexington takes it to Liberty and takes home the 14-AA title
• VIDEO: Friday Rewind - Lexington takes it to Liberty and takes home the 14-AA title
• No major traffic delays reported in West Tennessee this morning
• Trees, power lines down from storms in West Tennessee
• Guests for today's news shows
• VIDEO: Friday Rewind - Lexington takes it to Liberty and takes home the 14-AA title
• McWherter launches ad hitting Haslam on handguns
• Veteran reaches 10,000 volunteer hours at WWII Museum
• US national swimmer dies in overseas race
• Reporterback Blog: A look at football district finish/playoff scenarios
• Leaked Iraq war files portray weak, divided nation
• Quake felt in Wyoming; landslide reported
• Portland, Maine, weighs letting noncitizens vote
• Richard becomes hurricane, heads for Belize
• VIDEO: Friday Rewind - Lexington takes it to Liberty and takes home the 14-AA title
• Obama preps for reshaped postelection presidency
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Brooks, student contest winner attend peace conference; Milan hospital offers free screenings
• State will dedicate CCC museum on Nov. 4
• McWherter ad hits Haslam on handguns
• West Tennessee Healthcare Foundation gala to kick off holiday season
• Make A Difference Day: Volunteers improve schools, CASA
• Restaurant scores
• Rain in the forecast
• OK Go turns 12 dogs and a goat into YouTube stars
• Herron: It's about service
• Snoring Ecuadorean wins Spanish siesta contest
• VIDEO: Friday Rewind - Lexington takes it to Liberty and takes home the 14-AA title
• VIDEO: Friday night football videos from USJ, TCA and Lexington-Liberty
• Reporterback Blog: A look at football district finish/playoff scenarios
• Same Capitol Hill leaders could emerge from voter upheaval
• What's happening in West Tennessee churches
• Gov. candidates weren't always focused on business
• LOCAL BRIEFS: Gist says to observe Halloween next Saturday; Cancer survivors to meet in Selmer
• Program to aid at-risk students gets $10K gift
• Mock crash at Liberty
• Families use TCAP profiles to help students improve
• Lane student charged with assault after Monday shooting on campus
• Open Houses - Sunday Oct. 24
• Cowart gets 14 years in plot against Obama
• In Washington state, illegal immigrants are canvassing for votes
• VIDEO: Friday Rewind - Lexington takes it to Liberty and takes home the 14-AA title
• VIDEO: Friday night football videos from USJ, TCA and Lexington-Liberty
• Debate continues over guidelines for breast cancer screening
• VIDEO: Friday Rewind - Lexington takes it to Liberty and takes home the 14-AA title
• Reporterback Blog: A look at football district finish/playoff scenarios
• Bodies, mass graves found on Iwo Jima
• Ohio mom angry that judge let her daughter, 17, marry
• Haywood county firefighters attack the last of four grass fires
• Kenya Red Cross: 7 fans die from football stampede
• Local briefs: Jackson man indicted in attacks on women
• No major traffic delays reported in West Tennessee this morning
• Legislative panel examines Court of the Judiciary
• Man pleads no contest in 41-year-old case
• Canstruction, Artist workshop and SW TN board meeting on Community Calendar
• Accident blocks traffic on U.S. 45 in Three Way
• Police say 2 Pennsylvania moms arranged daughters' fight
• Reporterback Blog: The latest state AP high school football polls
• In-vitro pioneer Edwards wins medicine Nobel
• Gene test aims for better heart disease detection
• Mobile hospital demonstrated: Three units will help in disasters
• Oil industry has yet to adopt lessons of BP spill
• Rawles talks civic responsibility: House candidate speaks at Union
• Human Rights Court rules Mexico responsible for rapes
• McLeary talks jobs, state spending cuts
• Skeletons, dirt — it's the election's homestretch
• Rotary leader points to progress in polio fight
• 10 charged with promotion of meth manufacturing
• State to help defense: Funding for experts for indigent murder suspect
• City official convicted of voter fraud
• Meth sweep nabs 17: Officers targeted pharmacies, lab
• Girls' soccer: New West Tenn Top 10
• Exhibit by Hispanic artists under way in Knoxville
• Volleyball: New West Tenn Top 10
• State gets grant to support pregnant teens
• Leaf expert says expect colorful fall in mountains
• Gates Foundation grants $274,500 to Tenn chamber
• VIDEO: Friday Rewind — USJ overpowers JCS on the ground for big rivalry and district win
• Govt. sues 3 biggest credit card companies, settles with 2
• US working to accept exiled Cuban prisoners
• Lottery program may be tweaked
• BRIEFS: BPW to host forum for candidates
• Council to hear builders' request
• Atheists impress on faith test
• Families remember babies who died before or soon after birth
• Parents free to grieve at Celebration of Life
• VIDEO: Friday Rewind - USJ overpowers JCS for big rivalry and district win
• No major traffic delays reported in West Tennessee this morning
• First tang of autumn weather comes to Tenn.
• Leaf expert says expect colorful fall in mountains
• Woman dies in early morning Kentucky house fire
• Oregon rescuers dig camel 'Moses' out of sinkhole
• Ohio sheriff: Suspected bomb likely a movie prop
• Police: Man crashes, tries to tow cars while drunk
• IAAP Open House, Girl Scout registration and Debate watch party on Community Calendar
• Local briefs: School Board to consider Fields' fees; NFIB endorses Fincher
• Man shot by police: Officer fires after being threatened with shotgun
• Defense rests case in Ameale Hudson trial
• Toone used to incidents
• Bill Gates receives Scouts' Silver Buffalo Award
• Jones convicted in slayings
• Study: Students' test scores rise in reading, math
• Burning followed beating, witness testifies
• Owner of Kilgore Flares makes statement about fire
• Witness: Hudson handed gun to Gray
• Tuesday's 6-star high school athletes
• Study: Students' test scores rise in reading, math
• 6 taken to hospitals after fire at Kilgore
• The Grapevine(s) Blog: Union, UTM goalkeepers win awards; additional college notes
• Jones convicted in Hardeman County slayings
• No major traffic delays to report this morning
• Cousin of two injured in Kilgore fire says they were scheduled for surgery
• Toone Elementary School closed Wednesday
• Today's weather: sunny and warm
• Minn. court says hoisting pants not illegal search
• No major incidents reported in West Tennessee
• Costume, toy machete draws cops to Missouri Halloween store
• Local educators' association requests mediation after recent bargaining meeting
• Youth soccer coaches to face drug testing
• Big night for tea party: O'Donnell wins Delaware
• Toone Elementary School will be open Thursday
• Third mistrial in murder case of former soldier
• Hudson gets life with possibility of parole after 51 years
• TS Karl headed to Mexico; Julia a Cat 4 hurricane
• Kilgore: Fire at plant is out, plant closed until officials investigation is complete
• Final 4 perform last 'Talent' routines
• Kilgore fire victims in critical condition at The MED
• Britain's Prince Harry celebrates 26th birthday
• Schools gets fit with grant money
• Reporterback Blog: The latest state AP high school football polls
• Fire continues to burn at Kilgore; witness describes explosion; officials say no danger to community
• Melting sea ice forces walruses ashore in Alaska
• New faces seen at commission meeting
• Senate Republicans say they'll block tax increase
• Local briefs: Ambulance hits Selmer Subway after accident with another car; Business federation to e
• Obama wants big increase in offshore inspections
• Double murder trial begins in Bolivar
• Border Patrol agents fire into Mexico during bust
• Man to serve 20 years for rape of child: Victim was 5 years old
• Mitchell's son testifies as murder trial begins
• Reporterback Blog: 12 top perfromances from Friday night and player of the week finalists
• No major traffic delays reported in West Tennessee this morning
• Today's weather: sunny and warm
• Nero Jones testifies he killed 2 men in self-defense; murder trial continues in Hardeman County
• No major incidents reported in West Tennessee
• Monday's 6-star high school athletes
• New rules slow Gulf drilling pace in shallow water
• 20 more acres added to Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• Tribute concert planned for Lennon's 70th birthday
• Witness: Hudson gave Gray the gun in Troy Mitchell shooting
• VIDEO - Friday Rewind: Strong second half leads JCS win over TCA
• Flash fire, injuries reported at Kilgore plant in Toone
• Hot chocolate: Hershey in dispute over iPhone app
• Nashville Symphony dips into endowment for flood repair
• Reporterback Blog: 12 top perfromances from Friday night and player of the week finalists
• Four burned at Kilgore flares plant in Toone
• Reporterback Blog: The Sun's rankings in the latest state AP high school football polls
• Kilgore plant has history of dangerous incidents
• Local briefs: UT Martin to host candidates for 8th District; BPW will meet today; Casey Jones Villag
• School Board plans to meet this week
• Turn in unused meds: Agencies collect old prescription drugs to prevent possible abuse
• Herron's ad draws Fincher camp ire
• Beloved WWII-era fighter planes bring history to life
• Today's weather: mostly sunny and cooler temps
• Jackson man sentenced to 20 years in rape of 5-year-old girl
• No major incidents reported in West Tennessee
• Sheriff's Office investigating burglaries in Beech Bluff area
• Iran bail decision on American stirs backlash
• Nashville looking at downtown amphitheater
• Imam: NYC mosque site is not 'hallowed ground'
• VIDEO - Friday Rewind: Strong second half gets JCS win over TCA
• Master the elements of good posture
• National Federation of Independent Business to endorse Fincher
• Second Colo. fire erupts, destroys at least 1 home
• Tennessee Valley Authority funds Roane County school improvements
• Girls' soccer: New West Tenn Top 10
• Ambulance crashed into Subway in Selmer on Sunday
• Volleyball: New West Tenn Top 10
• Updated Bankruptcies database
• Zimbabwe court frees on bail US health workers
• Imam says NYC mosque site is not 'hallowed ground'
• Wis. Harley workers putting labor contract to vote
• Senator pushes bill legalizing stem cell research
• Christmas airline attack suspect suggests he wants to plead
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Madison County
• Preparing for TFDW Convention
• Group Helps Nonprofits During Economic Downturn
• Veterans Job Fair in Jackson, TN on Nov. 7
• West Tennessee State Fair

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